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Trotskyite

[trot-skee-ahyt] / ˈtrɒt skiˌaɪt /


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Thaddeus, the son of Trotskyite Jewish bookstore owners, hopes to be a novelist.

From Washington Post Jun. 16, 2017

The 50-year-old trained doctor and former Trotskyite was a unique, if mercurial figure.

From Reuters Jun. 8, 2011

“My father was a Trotskyite, though from a party that was never involved in armed struggle,” she said.

From New York Times Apr. 14, 2010

For many years they were members of the Trotskyite Workers' Revolutionary Party, whose fellow travellers included Dame Helen Mirren, the Big Issue's John Bird and the actor and game-show host, Matthew Kelly.

From BBC Apr. 6, 2010

Two years ago the Occident was certainly confused: Russia, riddled by the purges of the Trotskyite dissenters, was in no mood to fight a Far Eastern war on behalf of the Chinese.

From Time Magazine Archive




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