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Preface
CONTENTS
Page
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1921
NEW TIMES AND OLD MISTAKES IN A NEW GUISE....... 21
LETTERS TO THE CENTRAL STATISTICAL BOARD....... 30
1. To the Manager of the Central Statistical Board, August 16.................... 30
2. To the Manager of the Central Statistical Board or
His Deputy, September 1.............. 33
LETTER TO THE EDITORS OF EKONOMICHESKAYA ZHIZN, September 1...................... 36
PURGING THE PARTY.................. 39
TASKS OF THE WORKERS’ AND PEASANTS’ INSPECTION AND HOW THEY ARE TO BE UNDERSTOOD AND FULFILLED 42
TO THE PRESIDIUM OF THE EIGHTH ALL-RUSSIA CONGRESS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS............... 49
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION .... 51
THE NEW ECONOMIC POLICY AND THE TASKS OF THE POLITICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS. Report to the Second All-Russia Congress of Political Education Departments, October 17...................... 60
Abrupt Change of Policy of the Soviet Government and the R.C.P................... 60
CONTENTS
The 1918 Decision of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee on the Role of the Peasantry .... 61
Our Mistake......................................62
A Strategical Retreat..............................63
Purport of the New Economic Policy................64
Who Will Win, the Capitalist or Soviet Power?. ... 65
The Fight Will Be Even Fiercer....................66
Is This the Last Fight?............................68
We Must not Count on Going Straight to Communism 69 The Principle of Personal Incentive and Responsibility ............................................70
Shall We Be Able to Work for Our Own Benefit? ... 71
Obsolete Methods..................................73
The Greatest Miracle of All........................74
Tasks of Political Educationalists....................76
The Three Chief Enemies............................7 7
The First Enemy—Communist Conceit..............7 7
The Second Enemy—Illiteracy......................78
The Third Enemy—Bribery........................78
Difference Between Military and Cultural Problems . . 78
SEVENTH MOSCOW GUBERNIA CONFERENCE OF THE RUSSIAN COMMUNIST PARTY, October 29-31, 1921 ....... 81
1. REPORT ON THE NEW ECONOMIC POLICY, October 29.................... 83
2. CLOSING SPEECH, October 29...........102
THE IMPORTANCE OF GOLD NOW AND AFTER THE COMPLETE VICTORY OF SOCIALISM.................109
SPEECH AT A MEETING OF THE PROKHOROV TEXTILE MILLS WORKERS, HELD TO MARK THE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION, November 6, 1921. Brief Newspaper Report.....................117
SPEECH AT A MEETING OF WORKING MEN AND WOMEN,
RED ARMY MEN AND YOUNG PEOPLE OF KHAMOVNIKI DISTRICT, MOSCOW, HELD TO MARK THE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION, November 7,
1921.........................118
SPEECH AT A WORKERS’ MEETING AT THE ELEKTROSILA PLANT No. 3 (FORMERLY DYNAMO PLANT) TO MARK THE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION November 7, 1921. Brief Newspaper Report........120
PREFACE TO THE PAMPHLET: THE PROBLEM OF THE NEW ECONOMIC POLICY (TWO OLD ARTICLES AND A STILL OLDER POSTSCRIPT)..................121
CONTENTS
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TELEGRAM TO NARIMANOV, CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE’S COMMISSARS OF AZERBAIJAN. Baku........124
A CAPABLY WRITTEN LITTLE BOOK............125
MEMO TO J. V. STALIN WITH THE DRAFT DECISION OF THE POLITICAL BUREAU OF THE C.C., R.C.P.(B.) ON THE FORMATION OF A FEDERATION OF TRANSCAUCASIAN REPUBLICS. November 28.....................127
SPEECH AT THE FIRST MOSCOW GUBERNIA AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS, November 29, 1921 .............. 128
THE THESES ON THE AGRARIAN QUESTION ADOPTED BY THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF FRANCE............131
LETTER TO P. A. ZALUTSKY, A. A. SOLTS AND ALL MEMBERS OF THE POLITICAL BUREAU RE THE PARTY PURGE AND THE CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION INTO THE PARTY, December 19........................138
LETTER TO THE POLITICAL BUREAU RE THE RESOLUTION OF THE NINTH ALL-RUSSIA CONGRESS OF SOVIETS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION, DECEMBER 22........139
NINTH ALL-RUSSIAN CONGRESS OF SOVIETS, December
23-28, 1921 ■ . .NOT.......... ... 141
1. THE HOME AND FOREIGN POLICY OF THE REPUBLIC. Report of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee
and the Council of People’s Commissars, December 23 143
2. INSTRUCTIONS BY THE NINTH ALL-RUSSIAN CONGRESS OF SOVIETS ON QUESTIONS OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES, December 28...................178
BRITISH LABOUR PARTY POLICY..............182
THE ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE TRADE UNIONS UNDER THE NEW ECONOMIC POLICY...............184
1. The New Economic Policy and the Trade Unions 184
2. State Capitalism in the Proletarian State and the Trade Unions.................185
3. The State Enterprises That Are Being Put on a Profit Basis and the Trade Unions........185
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4. The Essential Difference Between the Class Struggle of the Proletariat in a State Which Recognises Private Ownership of the Land, Factories, etc., and Where Political Power Is in the Hands of the Capitalist Class, and the Economic Struggle of the Proletariat in a State Which Does not Recognise Private Ownership of the Land and the Majority of the Large Enterprises and Where Political Power Is in the Hands of the Proletariat 186
5. Reversion to Voluntary Trade Union Membership 188
6. The Trade Unions and the Management of Industry...................188
7. The Role and Functions of the Trade Unions in the Business and Administrative Organisations of
the Proletarian State..............189
8. Contact With the Masses—the Fundamental Condition for All Trade Union Activity........192
9. The Contradictions in the Status of the Trade Unions Under the Dictatorship of the Proletariat 193
10. The Trade Unions and the Specialists.......194
11. The Trade Unions and Petty-Bourgeois Influence
on the Working Class..............195
1922
DRAFT DIRECTIVE OF THE POLITICAL BUREAU ON THE NEW ECONOMIC POLICY.................197
TO THE WORKING PEOPLE OF DAGHESTAN.........199
LETTER TO G. K. ORJONIKIDZE ON THE STRENGTHENING OF THE GEORGIAN RED ARMY. February 13...........200
LETTER TO D. I. KURSKY WITH NOTES ON THE DRAFT CIVIL CODE, February 28 ................ 202
NOTES OF A PUBLICIST. On Ascending a High Mountain; the Harm of Despondency; the Utility of Trade; Attitude Towards the Mensheviks, etc...............204
I. By Way of Example..............204
II. Without Metaphors..............205
III. Catching Foxes; Levi and Serrati........207
THE INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC SITUATION OF THE SOVIET REPUBLIC. Speech Delivered to a Meeting of the Communist Group at the All-Russia Congress of Metalworkers, March 6, 1922 ................... 212
CONTENTS vii ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MILITANT MATERIALISM......227
TO COMRADE MOLOTOV FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE POLITICAL BUREAU. Re Comrade Preobrazhensky’ s Theses, March 16.......................237
MEMO TO G. Y. ZINOVIEV WITH THE DRAFT OF THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT’S REPLY TO E. VANDERVELDE, March 17 .... 243
PREFACE TO I. I. STEPANOV’S THE ELECTRIFICATION OF THE R.S.F.S.R. AND THE TRANSITIONAL PHASE OF WORLD ECONOMY...................245
LETTER TO J. V. STALIN ON THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE’S COMMISSARS AND OF THE COUNCIL OF LABOUR AND DEFENCE, March 21.......................247
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF BEDNOTA...........249
LETTER TO V. M. MOLOTOV FOR THE PLENARY MEETING OF THE C.C., R.C.P.(B.) WITH THE PLAN OF THE POLITICAL REPORT FOR THE ELEVENTH PARTY CONGRESS, March 23 251
THE CONDITIONS FOR ADMITTING NEW MEMBERS TO THE PARTY. Letters to V. M. Molotov.............254
1........................254
2........................256
ELEVENTH CONGRESS OF THE R.C.P.(B.), March 27-April 2, 1922..................... 259
1. SPEECH IN OPENING THE CONGRESS, March 27. . . . 261
2. POLITICAL REPORT OF THE C.C., R.C.P.(B.), March 27 263
3. CLOSING SPEECH ON THE POLITICAL REPORT OF THE C.C., R.C.P.(B.), March 28............310
4. SPEECH IN CLOSING THE CONGRESS. April 2.....325
ON THE DRAFT OF THE ELEVENTH PARTY CONGRESS RESOLUTION ON WORK IN THE COUNTRYSIDE. Letter to Comrade Osinsky, April 1....................327
WE HAVE PAID TOO MUCH................330
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DECREE ON THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE’S COMMISSARS AND OF THE COUNCIL OF LABOUR AND DEFENCE..............335
I. The General and Main Functions of the Deputy
Chairmen..................335
II. Specific Questions Concerning the Work of the
Deputy Chairmen..............336
III. The Deputy Chairmen’s Methods of Work. Their Staffs...................339
IV. Co-ordinating the Work of the Two Deputy Chairmen..................341
V. Distribution of Functions Between the Deputy
Chairmen..................341
LETTER TO J. V. STALIN. To Comrade Stalin (for the Political Bureau), April 15...............344
PREFACE TO THE PAMPHLET OLD ARTICLES ON ALMOST NEW SUBJECTS. Preface to the 1922 Edition.......345
TELEGRAM TO THE WORKERS AND ENGINEERS OF THE AZNEFT TRUST. Baku, April 28 ............. 348
ON THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF PRAVDA.........349
REPLY TO REMARKS CONCERNING THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE’S COMMISSARS.........................353
DRAFT DECISION OF THE ALL-RUSSIA CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON THE REPORT OF THE DELEGATION TO THE GENOA CONFERENCE..................356
LETTER TO D. I. KURSKY, May 17............358
LETTERS TO J. V. STALIN FOR MEMBERS OF THE POLITICAL BUREAU OF THE C.C., R.C.P.(B.) ON THE PROMOTION OF RADIO ENGINEERING..................360
1. May 19....................360
2. May 19....................362
“DUAL” SUBORDINATION AND LEGALITY, May 20
363
CONTENTS ix
A FLY IN THE OINTMENT.................368
LETTER TO THE FIFTH ALL-RUSSIA CONGRESS OF TRADE UNIONS, September 17.................370
MEMO TO THE POLITICAL BUREAU ON COMBATING DOMINANT NATION CHAUVINISM, October 6...........372
TO THE WORKERS OF BAKU, October 6..........373
TO THE FIFTH CONGRESS OF THE YOUNG COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF RUSSIA, October 11.............374
LETTER TO J. V. STALIN FOR MEMBERS OF THE C.C., R.C.P.(B.) RE THE FOREIGN TRADE MONOPOLY, October 13 . . 375
TO THE ALL-RUSSIA CONGRESS OF FINANCIAL WORKERS, October 20 ...................... 379
TO THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF SOVIET RUSSIA (IN THE UNITED STATES), October 20 ............... 380
TO THE SOCIETY FOR TECHNICAL AID FOR SOVIET RUSSIA, October 20 ...................... 381
GREETINGS TO THE LIBERATED PRIMORYE TERRITORY, October 26 ...................... 382
INTERVIEW GIVEN TO MICHAEL FARBMAN. OBSERVER AND MANCHESTER GUARDIAN CORRESPONDENT........383
SPEECH AT THE FOURTH SESSION OF THE ALL-RUSSIA CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, NINTH CONVOCATION. October 31......................390
TO PETROGRADSKAYA PRAVDA, November 1........396
TO PRAVDA, November 2................397
TO THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF COMMUNIST CO-OPERATORS, November 2...............398
TO THE ALL-RUSSIA CONGRESS OF STATISTICIANS, November 4.........................399
INTERVIEW WITH ARTHUR RANSOME, MANCNESTER GUARDIAN CORRESPONDENT .................. 400
First Version..................400
Second Version (Unfinished)............406
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TO THE NON-PARTY CONFERENCE OF WOMEN WORKERS AND PEASANTS OF MOSCOW CITY AND MOSCOW GUBERNIA, November 6......................410
TO THE WORKERS OF THE FORMER MICHELSON PLANT, November 7......................411
TO THE WORKERS AND EMPLOYEES AT THE STATE ELEK-TROPEREDACHA POWER STATION, November 7.......412
TO THE WORKERS AT THE STODOL CLOTH MILL IN KLINTSI, November 8......................413
FOURTH CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL, November 5-December 5, 1922 ............ 415
1. TO THE FOURTH CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL AND TO THE PETROGRAD SOVIET OF WORKERS’ AND RED ARMY DEPUTIES, November 4 ... 417
2. FIVE YEARS OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION AND THE PROSPECTS OF THE WORLD REVOLUTION. Report to the Fourth Congress of the Communist International, November 13, 1922 ................ 418
GREETINGS TO THE ALL-RUSSIA AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION, November 14...................433
TO THE CLARTE GROUP, November 15..........434
SPEECH AT A PLENARY SESSION OF THE MOSCOW SOVIET, November 20, 1922 ................... 435
TO THE PRESIDIUM OF THE FIFTH ALL-RUSSIA CONGRESS OF THE SOVIET EMPLOYEES’ UNION............444
TO THE EDUCATIONAL WORKERS’ CONGRESS, November 26 . . 445
TO THE THIRD CONGRESS OF THE YOUNG COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL, MOSCOW, December 4..........446
NOTES ON THE TASKS OF OUR DELEGATION AT THE HAGUE 447
A FEW WORDS ABOUT N. Y. FEDOSEYEV..........452
TO THE ALL-UKRAINE CONGRESS OF SOVIETS, December 10. . 454
RE THE MONOPOLY OF FOREIGN TRADE, December 13 .... 455
LETTER TO J. V. STALIN FOR MEMBERS OF THE C.C., R.C.P.(B.), December 15.................460
CONTENTS xi 1923
PAGES FROM A DIARY..................462
ON CO-OPERATION...................467
1........................467
II........................472
OUR REVOLUTION (Apropos of N. Sukhanov's Notes).....476
1........................476
II........................480
HOW WE SHOULD REORGANISE THE WORKERS’ AND PEASANTS’ INSPECTION (Recommendation to the Twelfth Party Congress).......................481
BETTER FEWER, BUT BETTER...............487
Notes........................503
The Life and Work of V. I. Lenin. Outstanding Dates . . . 539
ILLUSTRATIONS
Portrait of V. I. Lenin. 1921.............. 16-17
First page of Lenin’s manuscript “Fourth Anniversary of
the October Revolution”, October 14, 1921........ 48-49
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