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Preface by Progress Publishers

 

June - September 1917

First All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies
Economic Dislocation and the Proletariat’s Struggle Against It
The Thousand and First Lie of the Capitalists
The Diehards of June 3 Favour an Immediate Offensive
An Alliance to Stop the Revolution
Gratitude
Is There a Way to a Just Peace?
The Enemies of the People
Note
“The Great Withdrawal”
The Use of Sticking to the Point in Polemics
An Epidemic of Credulity
A Bird in the Hand or Two in the Bush
Introduction of Socialism or Exposure of Plunder of the State?
Confused and Frightened
Insinuations
“Rumours Agitating the Population”
A Riddle
Draft Statement by the CC RSDLP(b) and the Bureau of the Bolshevik Group to the All-Russia Congress of Soviets Regarding the Ban on the Demonstration
Speech on the Cancellation of the Demonstration, Delivered at a Meeting of the Petrograd Committee of the RSDLP(b), June 11 (24), 1917
The Turning-Point
Letter to the Editor
The Foreign Policy of the Russian Revolution
A Contradictory Stand
The Ukraine
The Class Origins of Present-Day and “Future” Cavaignacs
How to Fight Counter-Revolution
The Ukraine and the Defeat of the Ruling Parties of Russia
Prosecute Rodzyanko and Junkovsky for Concealing an Agent Provocateur!
Strange Misquotations
Ruling and Responsible Parties
Another Commission
The Eighteenth of June
The Revolution, the Offensive, and Our Party
In What Way Do You Socialist-Revolutionary and Menshevik Gentlemen Differ From Plekhanov?
How Rodzyanko is Trying to Justify Himself
To What State Have the Socialist-Revolutionaries and the Mensheviks Brought the Revolution?
Can “Jacobinism” Frighten the Working Class?
The Need for an Agricultural Labourers' Union in Russia
A Disorderly Revolution
A Class Shift
Miracles of Revolutionary Energy
Phrases and Facts
How the Capitalists Conceal Their Profits. Concerning the Issue of Control
Crisis Is Approaching, Dislocation Is Increasing
Just How Is It To Be Done?
How and Why the Peasants Were Deceived
Who Is Responsible?
What Could the Cadets Have Counted On When They Withdrew from the Cabinet?
All Power to the Soviets!
Where Is State Power and Where Is Counter-Revolution?
Foul Slander by Ultra-Reactionary Newspapers and Alexinsky
Slander and Facts
Close to the Truth
A New Dreyfus Case?
Appeal of the Executive Commission of the Petrograd Committee of the RSDLP(b).
Dreyfusiad
In Refutation of Sinister Rumours
Three Crises
The Question of the Bolshevik Leaders Appearing in Court
The Political Situation (Four Theses)
Letter to the Editors of Novaya Zhizn
Letter to the Editors of Proletarskoye Dyelo
On Slogans
Our Thanks to Prince G. Y. Lvov
Constitutional Illusions
An Answer
The Beginning of Bonapartism
Lessons of the Revolution
Kamenev’s Speech in the CEC on the Stockholm Conference
Rumours of a Conspiracy
They Do Not See the Wood for the Trees
Political Blackmail
Paper Resolutions
The Stockholm Conference
From a Publicist’s Diary (Peasants and Workers)
Slanderers
To the Central Committee of the RSDLP
From a Publicist’s Diary
Concerning the Party Programme
On Zimmerwald
Violations of Democracy in Mass Organisations
On Compromises
Draft Resolution on the Present Political Situation
The Impending Catastrophe and How to Combat It
One of the Fundamental Questions of the Revolution
How to Guarantee the Success of the Constituent Assembly On Freedom of the Press
The State and Revolution Preface I. Class Society and the State II. The Experience of 1848-51 III. Experience of the Paris Commune of 1871. Marx's Analysis IV. Supplementary Explanations by Engels V. The Economic Basis of the Withering Away of the State VI. The Vulgarisation of Marxism by Opportunists Postscript