Martov

His comrade Martov bitterly answered: "Under our great new socialist government, we couldn't even find enough rope to hang them!"

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But the other editor was a mystery: Fourteenth Street cafeteria savants who could distinguish at the drop of a coffee spoon between Manuilsky and Mayakovsky, Dan and Denikin, Malenkov, Martov, Miliukov, Muralov, and Muranov were stumped by Maurin (Peter).

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He came out of the revolution, too, with the greatest gains in popularity; neither Lenin nor Martov gained much.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930

Martov evolved innumerable and often ingenious guesses, hypotheses, and propositions which even he promptly forgot; whereas Lenin waited until the moment when he needed them.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930

Lenin and Martov had left St. Petersburg long before, and were living in Finland.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930

Of the Iskra editors, my closest connections were with Martov, Zasulitch and Axelrod.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930

Lenin would look beyond Martov as he talked, while Martov's eyes would grow glassy under his drooping and never quite clean pince-nez.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930

I visited both Lenin and Martov, who lived in neighboring villages.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930

Martov lived much more in the present, in its events, in his current literary work, in the political problems of the day, in the news and conversations; Lenin, on the other hand, although he was firmly entrenched in the present, was always trying to pierce the veil of the future.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930

Since we lived in the same house in London, and in Geneva usually had our meals in the same restaurants, I was with Martov and Zasulitch several times a day, whereas Lenin led the life of a family man, and every meeting with him, aside from the official meetings, was a small event.

My Life Trotsky, Leon 1930