A Regrettable Deviation From the Principles of Democracy 'Democracy will remain an idle deceitful phrase, or merely a half-measure, unless the entire people is given a chance immediately and unqualifiedly to learn how to handle arms.' Written May 23 (10), 1917; published in Pravda No. 55 May 25 (12).
An Open Letter to the Delegates to the All-Russia Congress of Peasants’ Deputies Published May 24 (11), 1917 in the newspaper Soldatskaya Pravda No. 19.
Speech at a Meeting at the Putilov Works May 25 (12), 1917 'Seizure of power by the workers and the peasants could solve our country’s most pressing problems'. (Brief newspaper report)
First All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies Lenin's Speeches at the first All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies, June 16 to July 7 (June 3 to 24), 1917.
Economic Dislocation and the Proletariat’s Struggle Against It Lenin on the tasks of factory committees in fighting against Economic dislocation.
The Thousand and First Lie of the Capitalists It is a lie to say that “the Robert Grimms and the Rakovskys" have “collaborated” with the Bolsheviks (with whom they have never agreed) in any way.
The Diehards of June 3 Favour an Immediate Offensive The Diehards [1] of June 3 Favour an Immediate Offensive
An Alliance to Stop the Revolution That the new coalition government is precisely this sort of alliance between the capitalists and the Narodnik and Menshevik leaders is far from obvious to all. Perhaps it is not obvious even to the Ministers belonging to these parties. Yet it is a fact.
Is There a Way to a Just Peace? Is there a way to peace without an exchange of annexations, without the division of spoils among the capitalist robbers?There is: through a workers’ revolution against the capitalists of the world.
