a) Organise a literary-propagandist group to work out a general propaganda programme and to compile in conformity with it a series of popular booklets on the principal questions of the Party programme, tactics and organisation.{1}
a) Give special attention to the publication of pamphlets for work among the peasantry.
b) Make arrangements for the publication of a popular organ in Russia.
point c) substitute
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c) Take measures to organise travelling groups of agitators and propagandists to help local centres.{3}
Lenin
| Written on April 25 (May 8), 1905 | Printed from the original |
| Published in 1905 in the book Trety ocherednoi syezd R.S.D.R.P. tekst protokolov, Central Committee publication, Geneva |
{1} The text of the draft resolution is given in brevier.—Ed.
{2} The draft resolution on propaganda and agitation was discussed and adopted at the twenty-second sitting on April 25 (May 8). Lenin’s amendments and addenda were adopted and written into the resolution (see Trety syezd R.S.D.R.P., p. 457).
The amendment to point “a” was written by Lenin and tabled by A. A. Aristarkhov (Osetrov) and V. M. Obukhov (Kamsky). p. 165
{3} Point “c” of the draft resolution read as follows: “take measures to organise in all the main areas of Russia travelling agitation groups under the direction of responsible district agitators, to assist the local centres”. Lenin’s amendment replaced this text. p. 165
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