This volume, part of the comprehensive 'Collected Works' series of Vladimir Lenin's writings, covers the period of June to November 1905. In this crucial time in Russian history, mass protests and strikes broke out across the empire, culminating in the failed revolution of 1905. Lenin, then still a relatively unknown figure, played a key role in shaping the Marxist response to these events. This volume contains his key speeches, articles, and letters from this period, making it an essential resource for scholars of Russian history and Marxist theory.

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