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paul s says
Trotsky’s core difference with Stalin was that Trotsky wanted to export communism across the world via the red army – Stalin on the other hand wanted to secure the soviet union and have limited interaction with the rest of the world thanks in part to his terrible and humiliating experiences in 1921 when the red army (of which he was a general in) invaded Poland and got served up – he did not want a repeat of that disaster again.
Trotsky however was still game and had he and his supporters taken over he would certainly have began to try and take over Europe, first by supporting internal communist parties either though direct funding and sending agents to destabilise the target nation and if necessary even sending in the red army. all with aim of spreading Karl marx’s call for ‘international communism’
lots of things would have been different if Trotsky has taken over and and not just in Europe – for example the worlds largest communist party outside of the Soviet Union (by sheer number of members) prior to WW2 was actually the communist party of the United States, (thanks to all those Eastern European, Jewish and Southern Italian immigrants who flooded in from the 1880’s until WW2 and who were traditionally socialist/left wing in political views and voting habits)