Decree of the Council of People’s Commissars, writtenDecember 12 (November29), 1917.

Draft Resolution for the C.C., R.S.D.L.P.(B.), following an anonymous accusation concerning Y. S. Hanecki.

Demonstration slogans suggested by Lenin.

"The members of the Provisional Bureau hold views that are absolutely un-Social-Democratic..."

"The October Revolution is passing through successive stages of development before our very eyes, winning power for the Soviets and wresting political rule from the bourgeoisie and transferring it to the proletariat and poor peasantry."

Written on November 27 (December 10), 1917.

Draft Decision for the C.P.C. onThe Question of Following a Socialist Policy in the Economic Field, written on November 27 (December 10), 1917.

"This article explained that it was necessary for the workers "to change the basic line pursued by the worker in addressing the peasant"."

“No annexations or indemnities”

"The bourgeoisie, the landowners and all the rich classes are making desperate efforts to undermine the revolution...They have even gone so far as to sabotage food distribution, thereby menacing millions of people with famine."

"The fateful hour is approaching. The last fight is at hand. The whole country and all the nations of our republic are divided into two great camps."

"We put our trust in the international solidarity of the working masses, who will surmount every obstacle and barrier in the struggle for socialism."

"The process of democratisation must be carried forward and the right of recall introduced."

"Manikovsky and Marushevsky are to be arrested immediately."

Written onDecember 1 (November 18), 1917.

"Although only a few days remain before the Constituent Assembly is summoned, the bourgeoisie are organising civil war, intensifying sabotage and undermining the armistice."

Written on 28 November, 1917.

Interview Given by Lenin toGregori Yarros, Correspondent of the Associated Press Agency, on November28(15), 1917.

"A necessary condition for the victory of the socialist revolution, which alone can secure the lasting triumph and full implementation of the law on land, is the close alliance of the working and exploited peasantry with the working class—the proletariat—in all the advanced countries."

"In the name of the Government of the Russian Republic, on behalf of the Council of People’s Commissars, we dismiss you from your post for refusing to obey government orders and for conduct that entails untold hardships for the working people of all countries and especially the armies."