Police raid Leon Trotsky's villa in France

The transcript discusses Bronstein's plans for a New World revolution, set against the backdrop of a forest village. It then shifts focus to Trotsky, who lived in exile in France, and his subsequent search for a new refuge after being expelled. The narrative concludes with Trotsky's efforts in preparing for the 4th International, highlighting his dedication despite limited resources and companionship.

Describe the setting of the village mentioned in the text.

What does the sign warning about dogs imply about Trotsky's living situation?

What were the circumstances that led Trotsky to seek a new refuge?

How did Trotsky spend his time during the six months mentioned in the text?

What was the significance of the 4th International in Trotsky's life?