p. 32. Makhov for the Bund (first place or not?){161} p. 46: for the OK (incident with OK)

p. 33. Makhov: Perhaps the question of centralism is a sore one (NB).

Incident with the OK (p. 40–47)

177 This column of figures shows the approximate ratio of votes during the voting on the resolution of B. A. Ginzburg (Koltsov) on the revocation of the right of the OK to influence as a collegium the composition of the congress after the election of the mandate commission. All the Iskrists voted for this resolution. Of the total number of votes at the congress, which equaled 51, Ginzburg's resolution received 32 votes.

"lamentable incident" (p. 45: Plekhanov){162} "grave accusation" (p. 45. Martynnov)

p. 73–74. Bruker on the "democratic organization" of the Bund{163}.

p. 87: Gofman: "compact majority" of the congress{164}.

p. 91: I am against "petty interference"{192}.

p. 153: Popov was for 1 center{165}.

Akimov for weakening the influence of the CO.

p. 155. Popov: 3 and 2 in the Soviet{166} — this is a secondary question.

p. 156. Liber: you are reducing the Central Committee to the role of a shop clerk! (cf. p. 334 Martov on "mere appendage".)

p. 157: Martov diverges from me on only 2 questions: 1) Soviet 2 + 2 + 1; 2) 4/5 or 2/3 cooptation{167}.

p. 157: Akimov sees in the Soviet "preponderance of the CO".

p. 158. Trotsky: "Our" statutes are "organized distrust" of the whole toward the parts.

p. 160. Karsky: If in the Soviet 2 + 2 + 1, then the Central Committee will not be a shop clerk.

p. 161: Goldblat: Lenin's statutes are monstrous.

Before the Central Committee will stand an "amorphous mass" (NB){168} (cf. Axelrod in no. 55).

p. 162: Liber: would not the editorial board of *Iskra* have left the party if the "democratic principle" of organization had been adopted?

p. 169. Egorov against Plekhanov's speech concerning the non-absolute character of democratic demands (hisses).

Equality of languages{169}.

p. 172: Martov struggles against fetishism.

Three roll-call votes.

p. 181: to "line up" the majority of the congress (Egorov).

p. 182: "such an atmosphere" (Popov).

p. 206. Makhov on the agrarian program (laughter){170}.

§ 1 (p. 238–253).

p. 263. Tsarev for 1 center.

p. 278–280. 4 votes (48, 50, 49, and 47 votes)

Martov + Bund{171}.

p. 280: roll-call vote (lost).

p. 283: Akimov: "Martov shows promise"...{172}

p. 284. Egorov on the "suppression" of *Rabochee Delo*.