V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:PSS/v21; en:CW/CW17;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

THESES

ON THE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE PARTY

1. Point of departure: the objective conditions of the counter-revolutionary epoch.

2. The Plenum and “conciliationism”. Liquidationism and otzovism.

3. The year after the Plenum. “The bloc of the two strong factions”{156}.

4. The behaviour of the liquidators and otzovists after the Plenum.

5. The “Agreement” and its two component parts: the political and the “financial”{157}.

6. XII. 1910—VI. 1911.{158} “Forcible co-option into the C.C.”

7. “The conference of C.C. members in Paris”. The way out: a Russian conference.

Bloc of three factions. “Promises” and fulfilment{159}.

8. Two periods of majority against the Bolsheviks cl. 1910: conciliators + liquidators (1910); conciliators and Poles (1/2 1911){160}.

9. R.O.C. versus[51] foreign groups. Is the Bolshevik-Polish bloc “in ruins”?

10. “Isolation” of the foreign section + or —?

11. A faction for building the party.

1) Mikhail + Yuri + Roman.

2) Convening of a plenum abroad

XII–VI.

3) A Russian conference.