File:Lev Trotsky 1902-2.1.jpg

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English: Russian political exiles. Trotsky (sitting row, second from the left) and Aleksandra Sokolovskaya, holding her daughter from Trotsky, (standing, first from the right) among them.
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  • Online: Tate DK0746.
  • Print: "Trotsky: a photographic biography". King, David. Basil Blackwell Ltd.. 1st Edition, 1986. Pages: 38-39.
  • "Trotsky: The Eternal Revolutionary". Volkogonov, Dimitry. Shukman, Harold (trans.). HarperCollins Publishers. 1st Edition, 1996. London. ISBN: 0 00 255272 8. Page: ... [second unnumbered page between the pages 60 and 61].
    • "Trotsky: The Eternal Revolutionary". Volkogonov, Dimitry. Shukman, Harold (trans.). The Free Press. 1st Edition, 1996. New York. ISBN: 0-684-82293-8. Page: ... [second unnumbered page between the pages 92 and 93].
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