Dictatorship Vs. Democracy (Terrorism and Communism)

Dictatorship Vs. Democracy (Terrorism and Communism): A Reply to Karl Kautsky by Leon Trotsky; Preface by H. N. Brailsford; Foreword by
Max Bedact

CONTENTS
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Balance of Power
Chapter 2. The Dictatorship of the Proletariat
Chapter 3. Democracy
“Either Democracy, or Civil War”
The Imperialist Transformation of Democracy
The Metaphysics of Democracy
The Constituent Assembly
Chapter 4. Terrorism
“Freedom of the Press”
The Influence of the War
Chapter 5. The Paris Commune and Soviet Russia
The Immaturity of the Socialist Parties in the Commune.
The Irresponsible Central Committee and the “Democratic” Commune
The Democratic Commune and the Revolutionary Dictatorship
The Paris Worker of 1871 and the Petrograd Proletarian of 1917
Chapter 6. Marx and ... Kautsky.
Chapter 7. The Working Class and Its Soviet Policy
The Russian Proletariat
Soviets, Trade Unions, and the Party
The Peasant Policy
The Soviet Government and the Experts
The Internal Policy of the Soviet Government
Chapter 8. Problems of the Organization of Labor
The Soviet Government and Industry
Report on the Organization of Labor
Compulsory Labor Service
The Militarization of Labor
Labor Armies
The Single Economic Plan
Collegiate and One-Man Management
Conclusion of the Report
Chapter 9. Karl Kautsky, His School and His Book.
Kautsky Depicts the Soviet Economy as the Chaos of Collapse
Chapter 10. In Place of an Epilogue