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Yes, Trotsky, originally named Lev Davidovich Bronstein was of Jewish ancestry. In fact, it was one reason the mainly Russian Bolsheviks did not want him to succeed Lenin as leader of the Soviet Union.
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Which year was Leon Trotsky murdered?
Leon Trotsky was murdered in 1940.
Was trotsky Jewish?
Trotsky was an ethnic Jew, but was not a religious believer. Trotsky was an atheist.
In which country was Leon Trotsky stabbed?
Trotsky was murdered in Mexico.
Who was Leon Trotsky killed by?
Trotsky was killed by a Russian agent named Ramon Mercader.
What is the birth name of Leon Trotsky?
Leon Trotsky was born in a town called Yanivka or Yanovka. It was part of the Russian Empire at that time but is now part of Ukraine.
Which year was Leon Trotsky murdered?
Leon Trotsky was murdered in 1940.
Was trotsky Jewish?
Trotsky was an ethnic Jew, but was not a religious believer. Trotsky was an atheist.
Who were the leaders of the bolshevik leaders of the Russian revolution?
Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky.
How old was Leon Trotsky at death?
Leon Trotsky died on August 21, 1940 at the age of 60.
In which country was Leon Trotsky stabbed?
Trotsky was murdered in Mexico.
Where did Leon Trotsky begin his exile?
After spending imprisonment in Siberia, Leon Trotsky was allowed to live, by Stalin. Trotsky began his exile in Turkey in Alam Ata.
Did Leon Trotsky ever build anything?
Leon Trotsky built the Red Army into an efficient military organization.
Who was Stalin 's main rival?
After Vladimir Lenin died, Stalin's rivals for power were Leon Trotsky, Grigori Zinoviev, Lev Kamenev and Nikolai Bukharin.
What happened to leon trotsky in 1924?
Leon Trotsky was one of the Communist leaders of the Russian Revolution in 1917. He died in 1924.
Where is the tomb of Leon Trotsky?
Mexico
The leader of the Bolsheviks was?
Bolshevik revolutionary leader was Leon Trotsky
How did Leon Trotsky?
Sounds like a joke. How did Leon Trotsky. He alternately trotted and skied. It's not easy, travelling in the snows of Siberia.
