Ebook: The Fraud of the Dewey Commission: Leon Trotsky's Lies

The Dewey Commission has been almost universally assumed to have proven that Leon Trotsky was innocent of the charges leveled against him during the two public Moscow Trials of 1936 and 1937, and to have proven that these trials were frame-ups. This is all wrong.

Using primary-source documents from former Soviet archives and from the Harvard Trotsky Archive, and by studying the latest and best research in Russian, French, and English, Grover Furr proves that the Dewey Commission was a fraud.

Moreover, Furr proves that Leon Trotsky lied, repeatedly and shamelessly, to the Commission, which would certainly never have declared him "Not Guilty" if its members, anti-Soviet though they were, had known about Trotsky's lies.

This book is a revised version of some material in an earlier book.