[December 24, 1904. Geneva.]

1) The Russian time of troubles (Chekhov).
2) The 1860s and 1870s. Defeat of the revolutionary intelligentsia.
3) The working-class movement of the 1890s. Dawn of the revolution.
4) Development of capitalism and militarism.
5) War with Japan (colonial war).
6) End of the time of troubles. Tasks of the proletariat in the Russian revolution.
7) The proletariat and the Social Democrats. Party crisis.
8) Revolutions as links in dialectical development.
9) Circles and party spirit in our Social Democracy.
10) Neither to grieve nor to be surprised at the party crisis.
11) The "strength" of the minority? Proscriptions and Sulla.
12) The mustard seed. (The whole of Social Democracy in Marx's head.)
13) Practicalism.
Immediate tasks of the majority.