[November 16, 1920]

To instruct the commission composed of Lenin, Milyutin, Kursky, Lezhava, and Sereda to revise and edit, within a week, that part of the draft on concessions which is suitable for publication abroad, namely, firstly, the general, i.e., principled decision on granting concessions; secondly, the briefest summary of the general economic and legal terms of concessions; thirdly, a list of concession objects with a sufficiently clear exposition of the economic significance of each object.
1 The project proposed by V. I. Lenin was adopted at the meeting of the Council of People's Commissars on November 16, 1920.

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TO THE THESES ON PRODUCTION PROPAGANDA 1
[November 16–18, 1920]
1) "Izvestia" and "Pravda"
2) Unified production newspaper
3) Brochures and leaflets
4) Film and diagrams
5) Record (production propaganda)
6) Theater?
7) Lectures...
8) Reports...
9) Summaries of improvements...
||| Use of teachers...
+ production inspection
1) Production propaganda must be brought to the forefront.
2) "Izvestia" and "Pravda"; generally leading publications.
3) Unified production propaganda, led by a unified collegium.
4) This collegium = the editorial board of the popular "production" newspaper "Bednota".
5) This collegium = 5 people: 1) Supreme Council of National Economy; 2) All-Russian Central Council of Trade Unions; 3) People's Commissariat of Health;
4) Main Political Education Committee; 5) from the Central Committee.
4) Approximately: 1/6—1/3 political;
1/2—2/3 industrial production propaganda; agricultural 1/4; the rest correspondence with readers.
5) Selection, reprinting of material on production into brochures and leaflets; for each factory; for each library.
6) More correct distribution of newspapers (and printed works) to all libraries.
7) Obligatory
involvement of all teachers, agronomists, engineers, etc.,
all "intelligent" and literate in organized participation in production propaganda.
1) Lectures; discussions; reports.
8) Film in connection with this. Cinema Department.

9) Diagrams and cartograms in libraries, clubs, on streets, etc.
10) Record.
12) Production inspection; instructors, their trains etc.