Statistics and Sociology *
A) Historical Conditions Underlying National Movements.* “The Transition of Epochs; the Stages of National Movements as Historical Milestones—
A. Historical Foundations of National Movements, [as] Stages in the Course of History—
( p. 2)**
Chapter I, p. 4, and Chapter II, p. 8.
1.
[A Little] A Few Statistics…
[(Table “No. 1)***]
* The plan was sketched on the reverse side of page 50 of the manuscript “The Results of the Discussion on Self-Determination” (Works, Vol. XIX, p. 261). Ed.
“p. 2” refers to page 2 of the manuscript for the pamphlet (see p. 302 of the Collection)*
The entire passage was written later in pencil. Ed.
The words “Chapter I, p. 4, and Chapter II, p. 8” (see pp. 304 and 307 of the Collection) and the corrections made in the two subsequent paragraphs were added later in pencil. Ed.


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2. Three “Types” of Countries........
(Types = Historical Stages.)
3. Imperialism and the Division of the World….
(Diagram?; The Stage of Completed National Movements…
“The State of Nationalities”?
4. The Rule: Oppressors and Oppressed Nations…
5. “The System of States”........
(The System of National States
)
\ The System of Imperialist States /
6. National Wars in the “Era” of Imperialism.
The Concept of “Epoch”
\ Gil[ferding] “Patouillet
Junius’
7. The Interconnection Between Imperialist and National Wars…
America, 1783 — “Possible” and Real.
B) Some Theoretical Questions [some unsettled questions?1]* concerning national movements.
B. 1. The “Feasibility” of Self-Determination.
(1)
[On the Concept of Feasibility].
2. National Wars in the “Era” of Imperialism.
Jmius.
(2) 2 bis: Dualism and Monism…
{ 3. Annexations and Self-Determination.
| 4. Colonies and Self-Determination.
(3) [Annexations and Colonies].
| 5. Lensch v[ersu]s Struve. Lensch’s “Arguments”….
| 6. Engels on the Treaty of 1866 (Special List)….
* See below, Section B, Paragraph 2. Ed.
** Some Unresolved Questions? Ed.
*** Originally, this item was listed as the second entry under Section B. Later, Lenin moved it to Section A, making it the sixth item there (see above). Ed.
The Concept of “Epoch”
Gil[ferding] 7.
Patouillet.

(4) [Lensch’s Arguments.]
{ 7. Imperialist Economics and “Ultra-Imperialism”….
[ 8. The State and State-Building—
(6) { Governance.
9. Democracy and Socialism.
10. Minimum and Maximum.
c?)
11. Social-Shovinism
v[ersu]s Kautskyism on the Question of Self-Determination and Imperialism.
(8) The United States of Europe:…
Patouillet. (Wilhelm II)…
Colonies (9) Social Pacifism as a Veil Over Imperialism.
(Karl Kautsky, XII, 1916)8.
A) The Historical Conditions Underlying National Movements.
B) Certain Theoretical Questions Concerning National Movements.
C) The Right of Nations to Self-Determination and Rosa Luxemburg#
D) Cultural-National Autonomy…
1 Lenin’s manuscript for the pamphlet “Statistics and Sociology,” which he intended to publish under the pseudonym II. Piruchev, remained unfinished. It breaks off at page 9.
2 The tables were compiled based on the numerical data from Otto Hubner’s “Geographical and Statistical Tables of All the Countries of the Earth, Continued and Revised by Dr. Franz von Juraschek. Edition 1916.” (“Otto Hubner’s Geographical and Statistical Tables of All the Countries of the Earth, Revised and Elaborated by Dr. Franz von Juraschek. Edition 1916”).
3 % of the Foreign Population (see below, p. 308).
4 “New Contributions to the Biography of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels”
(“New Materials for the Biography of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels”) were published by F. Mehring in “Neue Zeit,” Volume XXV, Part II, 1907 (see Lenin’s Works, Vol. XVII, pp. 459–464, and the “Lenin Collection,” Vol. XIX, pp. 201–209).
6 Lenin refers to two articles by the German chauvinist Paul Lensch, published in the journal “Die Glocke” (“The Bell”): “Die Selbstbestimmungs-flause” (“Chatter About Self-Determination”)—in No. 8, 1915—and “Sozialismus und Annexionen in der Vergangenheit” (“Socialism and Annexations in the Past”)—in No. 9, 1916 (see above, pp. 119–127).


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* Joseph Patouillet. “L’imperialisme americain,” Dijon, 1904) (Joseph Patouillet. “American Imperialism,” Dijon, 1904). Junius is the pseudonym of Rosa Luxemburg; her book “Die Krise der Sozialdemokratie” (“The Crisis of Social Democracy”) was published in 1916 (see Lenin’s Works, Vol. XIX, pp. 176–190).
7 R. Gilferding. “Financial Capital. The Newest Phase in the Development of Capitalism.” Authorized translation from the German by I. Stepanov, Moscow, 1912 (see Lenin’s Works, Vol. XIX, p. 162).
8 In December 1916, Kautsky “appeared in the German Social Democratic press with five particularly foolish pacifist articles—articles that, of course, merely ‘paraphrased’ the chatter about a benevolent, democratic world that events had thrust onto the agenda” (Lenin’s Works, Vol. XIX, p. 379, and note 193, p. 484).