Collected Works of V. I. Lenin - Vol. 16 - From Marx to Mao

NOTES465919293949596party. It declared itself dissolved after Turkey’s military defeatin the First World War (in the autumn of 1918). p. 179The Second Paris Group for Assistance to the R.S.D.L.P. wasformed in November 1908. It was an offshoot of the general Parisgroup that included the Mensheviks and was a union of the Bolsheviksalone, including members of the Bolshevik Centre, headedby Lenin. The resolution of the Second Paris (Bolshevik) Groupfor Assistance to the R.S.D.L.P. was adopted at a meeting onMarch 17 (30), 1910, and was printed as a separate leaflet. p. 187.Nasha Zarya (Our Dawn)—a legal monthly journal of the Menshevikliquidators published in St. Petersburg from 1910 to 1914.It served as a rallying centre for the liquidators in Russia. p. 192A Necessary Supplement to G. V. Plekhanov’s “Dnevnik”—a Menshevikliquidationist leaflet issued by the editors of Golos Sotsial-Demokrata in April 1910, directed against G. V. Plekhanov. p. 192See Marx and Engels, Selected Correspondence, Moscow, 1955,pp. 352-61. p. 208Vozrozhdeniye (Regeneration)—a Menshevik liquidationist magazinelegally published in Moscow from December 1908 to July 1910;its place was taken by the magazines Zhizn (Life) in 1910, andDyelo Zhizni (Cause of Life) in 1911. p. 217The Second Vperyodist—V. L. Shantser (Marat). p. 2259798T.—L. Tyszka. p. 228I.—I. F. Dubrovinsky. p. 22899100Sozialistische Monatshefte (Socialist Monthly)—the principalorgan of the opportunists in German Social-Democracy and one ofthe organs of international opportunism. It was published inBerlin from 1897 to 1933.The magazine criticised the resolution against revisionism, “OnParty Tactics”, which was adopted at the (Congress of the GermanSocial-Democratic Party in Dresden (September 1903). Subsequently,this resolution was reproduced almost in its entirety at theInternational Socialist Congress in Amsterdam (August 1904)in the resolution on “International Rules of Party Tactics”. p. 229The author of “Letter from the Caucasus”, K. St.—J. V. Stalin.His “Letter from the Caucasus” against the Tiflis liquidators waswritten as early as December 1909 for Sotsial-Demokrat. TheMensheviks on the editorial board refused to print the letter inthe Central Organ of the Party; it was published only on May 25(June 7), 1910 in Diskussionny Listok No. 2, together with a reply