ON THE OCCASION OF THE MOSCOW EVENTS

the uprising will decide!!
Perhaps one large wave, perhaps a series of them, but the road is clear.
All warnings have been given. Prepare! Tomorrow... the day after tomorrow!

1) Vossische Zeitung. Don't interfere!
2) Three retreats of the Iskra.
3) Menshikov in Novoye Vremya.
4) Military progress of the Moscow] struggle.
5) Prepare for the next one.

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1) Purely academic? Overgrowth.
2) Behavior of the liberals.
3) Vossische Zeitung. Quote.
4) Analysis of the slogan: "Don't interfere."
5) Revolution bourgeois — ergo, in a bourgeois way
mean.
6) Retreats of the Iskra
(a) agreements] with Constitutional]-Democrats] (β) conditions with Constitutional-Democrats]
(γ) who should convene
All-Russian
Constituent
Assembly.
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Grouping of social forces proletariat revolutionary democracy
A Constitutional-Democrats Trepovs ts].

8) Conclusions in the State Duma. Also rushing about.
9) Prepare] for a new struggle.
The faint-hearted after 6 VIII and peace, after Potemkin — compare Menshikov in Novoye Vremya.
10) The urgency] of the question of the uprising.
*) Some results, not all.
2) Translation: "Facts. Lull on the theatre of war. Sandepu before Mukden."
3) Works, vol. VIII, p. 312.
4) Always.
5) Ibid., p. 314.
6) The relevant
place in the resolution of the Caucasus
Conference.
"The Conference believes that the formation of a Provisional
Government by Social-Democrats or joining it would lead, on the one hand,
to the defection from the Social-Democratic party of broad masses of the proleta-
riat, who have become disillusioned with it... on the other hand, it will force the bourgeois classes
to shy away from the cause of the revolution and thereby weaken its scope."
A critique of this resolution is given in Lenin's pamphlet "Two Tactics of Social-Democracy
in the Democratic Revolution." (Ibid., pp. 90 and 192.)
7) Ibid., p. 315.
8) Abwiegler — educator.
9) Quantite negligeable — negligible quantity.
10) Ibid., p. 316.
11) This refers to M. Menshikov's article "Alarm" in No. 10625
of "Novoye Vremya" of October 13 (September 30), 1905.
12) Works, vol. VIII, p. 313.
13) See document "bl" on p. 414 and note 1 on p. 415.
14) Works, vol. VIII, p. 316.

The document printed below contains the plan and materials
for the article "All-Russian Political Strike," printed
in "Proletary" No. 23, of October 31 (18), 1905.
The article was written on October 26 (13), 1905. (Works, vol. VIII, pp. 331-333.)

28.
ALL-RUSSIAN POLITICAL STRIKE
[October 26, 1905] "The barometer shows a storm" (Frankfurter Zeitung.)
Journal de Genève — ré[volution] en plein *).
Growth of the railroad strike
Moscow
Riga
S[t.] Petersburg
Poland
Kharkov
Saratov
Bryansk
{ "Alle Räder stehen still, wenn dein starker Arm es will."
{ "all the wheels will stop, if your strong arm wills it"2).
|| Open revolutionary meetings:
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Moscow, Kharkov.
Ministry of Witte.
(Negotiations] with Constitutional]-Demo- crats].)
Demand] for a Constituent] Assembly.
Disrupt the Duma?
They disrupted the Duma!!
From Temps 26 X. Witte received a depu[tation of rail]road workers.
Journal de G[enève] 26 X. 15,000 meeting in the University
in Petersburg. Call for an armed] uprising].
Demand of railroad workers:
All-National
Constituent] Assembly — universal suffrage.