Lenin Collected Works/Volume 21

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Preface by Progress Publishers

 

1914

The Tasks of Revolutionary Social-Democracy in the European War	15
The European War and International Socialism	20
The War and Russian Social-Democracy	25
The Position and Tasks of the Socialist International	35
Letter to Vorwärts and Wiener Arbeiter-Zeitung	42
Karl Marx (A Brief Biographical Sketch with an Exposition of Marxism) [Granat encyclopaedia article] Preface I Karl Marx II The Marxist Doctrine III Marx’s Economic Doctrine IV Socialism V Tactics of the Class Struggle of the Proletariat Bibliography	43
A German Voice on the War	92
Dead Chauvinism and Living Socialism How the International Can Be Restored	94
On the National Pride of the Great Russians	102

1915

What Next? On the Tasks Confronting the Workers’ Parties with Regard to Opportunism and Social-Chauvinism	107
The Kind of “Unity” Larin Proclaimed at the Swedish Congress	115
The Russian Brand of Südekum	118
To the Editors of Nashe Slovo	125
How the Police and the Reactionaries Protect the Unity of German Social-Democracy	129
The London Conference	132
Under a False Flag	135
The Conference of the RSDLP Groups Abroad	158
Letter from the Central Committee of the RSDLP to the Editors of Nashe Slovo	165
What Has Been Revealed By the Trial of the Russian Social-Democratic Labour Duma Group	171
On the London Conference	178
The Slogan of Civil War Illustrated	181
The Social-Chauvinists’ Sophisms	183
The Question of the Unity of Internationalists	188
Bourgeois Philanthropists and Revolutionary Social-Democracy	192
The Collapse of Platonic Internationalism	194
On the Struggle Against Social-Chauvinism	199
The Collapse of the Second International	205
British Pacifism and the British Dislike of Theory	260
How Servility to Reaction is Blended with Playing at Democracy	266
The Main German Opportunist Work on the War	270
The Defeat of One's Own Government in the Imperialist War	275
The State of Affair’s in Russian Social-Democracy	281
The “Peace” Slogan Appraised	287
The Question of Peace	290
Socialism and War Preface to the First (Foreign) Edition Preface to the Second Edition 1 The Principles of Socialism and the War of 1914-1915 2 Classes and Parties in Russia 3 The Restoration of the International 4 The History of the Split and the Present State of Social-Democracy in Russia	295
On the Slogan for a United States of Europe	339
On the Slogan for a United States of Europe (Editorial Comment) Editorial Comment By Sotsial-Demokrat On The Manifesto On War Issued By The Central Committee Of The RSDLP	344
The Draft Resolution of the Left Wing at Zimmerwald	345
The Voice of an Honest French Socialist	349
Imperialism and Socialism in Italy	357
Appeal on the War	367
We Are Thankful For Such Frankness	370
To the International Socialist Committee (ISC)	372
The Defeat of Russia and the Revolutionary Crisis	378
The First Step	383
Revolutionary Marxists at the International Socialist Conference, September 5-8, 1915	389
Kautsky, Axelrod and Martov—True Internationalists	394
Several Theses Proposed by the Editors	401
The Revolutionary Proletariat and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination	407
On the Two Lines in the Revolution	415
At the Uttermost Limit	421
Letter to the Secretary of the Socialist Propaganda League	423
Social-Chauvinist Policy Behind a Cover of Internationalist Phrases	429
Opportunism, and the Collapse of the Second International	438