Full text: Lenin on organization

LENIN ON ORGANIZATION 
7 (p. 19), “Rabochaya Mysl,” the most rabid organ of the 
Economists (1897-1902). 
© (p. 27), B-v was the pseudonym of B. V. Savinkov who 
was then a Social Democrat and a member of the Peters- 
burg Fighting Union. While in exile Savinkov turned 
Narodnik (Populist) and joined the Socialist Revolution- 
aries. In 1905 he joined the “Fighting Organization” 
formed by the provocateur Azev. Practically every prom- 
inent terrorist act of the Socialist Revolutionaries in 
recent times was inspired by Savinkov. During the war 
he was a rabid patriot; in 1917 he became the right hand 
of Kerensky, and after the October Revolution an active 
counter-revolutionary in the pay of the French capitalists. 
3 (p. 80), “Credo,” the statement of fate of the Economists. 
10 (p. 34), Zemlevoltzi. “Zemlia i Volia” (Land and Free- 
dom) was an organization formed in 1876 by certain non- 
political rebels belonging to the Narodniki (Populists) 
who believed that Socialism could be brought about 
through the instrumentality of the peasant village com- 
munes, In 1897 “Zemlia i Volia” split up into the “Nar- 
odovoltzi” and “Chernyperedeltzi” The group “Chernyi 
Peredel” (General Division of Land) which did not re- 
main in existence very long (it was from this group that 
the first Russian Marxists preceded—Plekhanov, Zas- 
ulitch and others, ‘who in 1883 formed the first Social 
Democratic organization, “The Group for the Emancipa- 
tion of Labor”) fought for the maintenance of the old 
tactics. The group ‘“Narodnaya Volia” (Popular Free- 
dom) advocated the use of terrorism in the fight against 
the autocracy and its agents. It was at the orders of the 
Executive Committee woof the ‘“Narodnaya Volia” that 
Czar Alexander II was assassinated on March 1, 1881. 
In the ‘eighties, the Czarist government with the aid of 
spies and provocateurs put an end to the “Narodovoltzi” 
as an active fighting revolutionary organization, 
11 (p. 37), Vera Zasulitch was formerly a member of the 
group “Zemlia i Volia,” then a member of the Marxian 
“Group for the Emancipation of Labor” which was formed 
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