Quote#Truth
Capital was really safer in Russia than anywhere else. ... No true…
Quote byLeon Trotsky · 1879–1940
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: During a 1921 meeting with American businessman Armand Hammer, as quoted in Hammer: Witness to History by Hammer and Neil Lyndon (1988), p. 160.
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Capital was really safer in Russia than anywhere else. ... No true Marxist would allow sentiment to interfere with business.
— Leon Trotsky
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