胡適日記全集, 第 6卷 1930-33
頁192
1930.7.16
胡適讀的 My Life (autobiography) 是剛英譯的新書
7.25 讀完此書的感想 (頁202 ): 自負太過責人太甚......趣事多

1930.8.5 p.219 見 Leon Vernon Kofod, 當時他還是學生環球旅行2年
胡適跟他說救世之道不在祈禱乃在改善提高人的智慧.
此君十幾年之後的一次演講有其簡介Women's Art To Hear Kofod .

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Moving-pictures of Guatemala will be shown by Leon Vernon Kofod, world traveller, lecturer and photographer, when he appears . before the opening meeting ...

或可參考
1930: My Life (autobiography 1879-1917) [Click Here for PDF version – 3.5 megbytes big!] Significant work!

Leon Trotsky^[2] (Russian: Лев Троцкий, pronounced [ˈlʲef ˈtrot͡skʲɪj] (

listen); 7 November [O.S. 26 October] 1879 – 21 August 1940), born Lev Davidovich Bronshtein,^[2] was a Russian Marxist revolutionary and theorist, Soviet politician, and the founder and first leader of the Red Army.
列夫·達維多維奇·托洛斯基（或譯托洛斯基，俄語：Лев Давидович Троцкий，1879年11月7日－1940年8月21日）原名「列夫·達維多維奇·布隆施泰因」，曾是蘇聯共產黨和第四國際領袖，為革命家、軍事家、政治理論家和作家等。

Leon Trotsky

My Life

(1930)

My Life was originally published in 1930 by Charles Schribner’s Sons, NY. Transcription and HTML markup for the Trotsky Internet Archive by David Walters in 1998.

Readers should note that the translation uses a form of written English combining both the British and the United States styles of English. This on-line version of My Life stays loyal to the literary structure, spelling and grammar of the original version published in 1930 from which it was transcribed.
The photos used on the table of contents below are available along with other photos in the Trotsky Internet Archive Photo Gallery.

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Foreword Preface to the Norwegian Edition (1935) I. Yanovka II. Our Neighbors and My First School III. Odessa: My Family and My School IV. Books and Early Conflicts V. Country and Town VI. The Break VII. My First Revolutionary Organization


	VIII. My First Prisons IX. My First Exile X. My First Escpape XI. An Immigrant for the First Time XII. The Party Congress and the Split XIII. The Return to Russia XIV. The Year 1905


XV. Trial, Exile, Escape XVI. My Second Foreign Exile: German Socialism XVII. Preparing for a New Revolution XVIII. The Beginning or The War XIX. Paris and Zimmerwald XX. My Expulsion From France XXI. Through Spain


	XXII. New York XXIII. In A Concentration Camp XXIV. In Petrograd XXV. Concerning Slanderers XXVI. From July to October XXVII. The Deciding Night XXVIII. “Trotskyism"in 1917


XXIX. In Power XXX. In Moscow XXXI. Negotiations at Brest-Litovsk XXXII. Peace XXXIII. A Month at Sviyazhsh XXXIV. The Train XXXV. The Defense of Petrograd XXXVI. The Military Opposition XXXVII. Disagreements Over War Strategy


	XXXVIII. The Transition to the New Economic Policy, and My Relations With Lenin XXXIX. Lenin’s Illness XL. The Conspiracy of the Epigones XLI. Lenin’s Death and the Shift of Power XLII. The Last Period of Struggle Within the Party XLIII. The Exile XLIV. The Deportation XLV. The Planet Without a Visa