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Relation to the [Great] War:
Social Revolution, 1902
The Path to Power
1909
1905 (on 33)
1910 (on 15)
1912
Riihle v[crsu]s V[o]rw[arts] and.
{ Rev[olution] in Connection with the War \ } (Disarmament and the United States)
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D. Economics and the Fundamental Class Relations (1–4)
B. Politics (5–8)
C. The “Swamp” in Intra-Party Relations (9–12)
D. Russian Kautskians
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Martof
Chkh[eidze] and Sk[obelev) '
For Translation
1) Kemmerer:
2) Gilbreth: “Motion Study”
3) Hobson: “Imperialism” ia
1 Lenin refers to his articles: 1) “Opportunism and the Collapse of the Second International” (“Der Opportunisms und der Zusammenbruch der II. Internationale”), published in the journal “Vorbote,” No. 1, January 1916, pp. 19–28 (Collected Works, Vol. XIX, pp. 5–15), and 2) “The Collapse of the Second International,” published in the journal “Kommunist,” Nos. 1–2, 1915, pp. 77–102 (Collected Works, Vol. XVIII, pp. 235–281).
2 The notebook on (delta), containing excerpts on questions of imperialism, has not yet been located. The remaining 14 notebooks on “imperialism,” numbered by Lenin with letters of the Greek alphabet, were published in the “Lenin Collections” XXII, XXVII, XXVIII, and XXIX.
3 Lenin is referring to Kautsky’s article “Once Again on Disarmament” (“Nochmals die Abrustung”), published in the journal “Die Neue Zeit,” Vol. XXX, Part 2, No. 49, September 6, 1912, pp. 841–854. Lenin made his notes from this article in the notebook on (omicron), p. 15 (see “Lenin Collection” XXIX, p. 61).
4 Lenin is referring to the article by the Austrian social-patriot F. Austernitz, “The Good Italians and the Bad Germans” (“Die braven Italiener und die schlechten Deutschen”), published in the Austrian newspaper “Internation-
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PLAN OF ARTICLES ON KAUTSKIANISM
nationalists who adhered to the right-wing positions of Zimmerwald, “Volkstri-
bippe,” No. 29, July 21, 1915. The article was published as part of a series of essays under the general title “Critical Remarks” (“Kritische Betrachtungen”) (see Lenin’s excerpt from this article in “Lenin Collection” XVII, p. 269).
For Lenin’s assessment of Kautsky’s attitude toward Austernitz’s statements, see Collected Works, Vol. XIX, p. 48.
5 Lenin is referring to the following articles: the German opportunist Monitor’s “Social Democracy and the World War” (“Die Sozialdemokratie und der Weltkrieg”), published in “Preussische Jahrbiicher” (“Prussian Yearbooks”), No. 4, April 1915, pp. 30–53, and Kautsky’s “Faction and Party” (“Fraktioii und Partei”), published in “Die Neue Zeit,” Vol. XXXIV, Part 1, No. 9, November 26, 1915, pp. 269–276. In his article “Opportunism and the Collapse of the Second International,” Lenin compares these two articles—“distinguished from one another by nothing but sweet phrases that prostitute Marxism”—and makes this comparison in Collected Works, Vol. XIX, pp. 10–11.
• Lenin is referring to the same article by Kautsky, “Faction and Party.”
7 See Lenin’s excerpt from the newspaper “Volksstimme,” No. 133, June 10, 1916, taken from the notebook on (omicron), p. 9, in “Lenin Collection” XXIX, pp. 41–43.
8 See Lenin’s excerpt from Heilmann’s article “The Core of the Dispute” (“Der Kern des Streites”), published in the journal “Die Glocke,” No. 20, August 12, 1916, pp. 770–786, in “Lenin Collection” XXIX, pp. 157–161. Lenin made this excerpt in the notebook on (omicron), pp. 38–40.
9 See Collected Works, Vol. XVIII, pp. 260–261. Lenin is referring to Kautsky’s article “Once Again About Our Illusions” (“Nochmals unsere Illusionen”).
10 Lenin notes the following works by Kautsky: “Die soziale Revolution” (“The Social Revolution”), Berlin, 1902; “Patriotismus, Krieg und Sozialdemokratie” (“Patriotism, War, and Social Democracy”), “Die Neue Zeit,” June 7 and 14, 1905; “Nationalitat und Internationalitat” (“Nationality and Internationalism”), Stuttgart, 1908; “Der Weg zur Macht” (“The Path to Power”), Berlin, 1909; “Der Kongress von Kopenhagen” (“The Copenhagen Congress”), “Die Neue Zeit,” August 26, 1910; “Nochmals die Abriistung” (“Once Again on Disarmament”), “Die Neue Zeit,” September 6, 1912. Lenin’s excerpts from Kautsky’s articles of 1905, 1910, and 1912 can be found in “Lenin Collection” XXIX, pp. 143, 61, and 61–63. Lenin made these excerpts in the notebook on (omicron), pp. 33 and 15.
11 See Collected Works, Vol. XIX, pp. 21, 179, 277, and 449, note 22.
12 The works that Lenin marked “for translation,” it seems, are the following: E. W. Kemmerer, “Money and Credit Instruments in Their Relation to General Prices” (E. W. Kemmerer, “Monetary and Credit Instruments in Their Relation to General Prices”), New York, 1907; F. B. Gilbreth, “Motion Study as an Increase of National Wealth” (F. B. Gilbreth, “The Study of Motion as a Tool for the Growth of National Wealth”)—an article in the American annual publication “The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,” Vol. LIX, May 1915, pp. 96–103 (Lenin’s excerpts from this article can be found in “Lenin Collection” XXII, pp. 267–269):
J. A. Hobson, “Imperialism” (J. A. Hobson, “Imperialism”), London, 1902 (Lenin’s excerpts can be found in “Lenin Collection” XVIII, pp. 17–97).