Drafts and reports on cleavage and action for unification among revolutionary groups abroad, 1894-1917

Reports on the attitude of revolutionary organizations toward war and divided opinions on its outcome, 1914-1917

Intercepted letters mailed from Russia abroad, 1902-1910

Intercepted letters mailed to Russia from abroad, 1901-1912

Cross-reference sheet

Dispatches and letters pertaining to Lenin and Krupskaya; intercepted correspondence between revolutionaries referring to Lenin or Krupskaya, 1900-1917

Memorandum from Headquarters advising that Ulianov departed from Russia for abroad, 1895

Letter from Nizhnii Novgorod to Liege discussing disagreements between the Lenin and Martov factions, 1903

Report on the split among the "Iskrovtsy," 1904

Excerpt from a letter from Lenin in Geneva to his mother in Kiev, 1904

Report on "Katia" Krupsakaya as an important member of Iskra, 1904

Letter from Lenin, Zverev, and Glebov in Darmstadt to Dauge in Moscow, 1904

Letter from Lenin in Nuremberg to Dr. Aleksandrov in Gomel, 1904

Letter from Krupskaya in Nuremberg to Shpolianskaia in Moscow, 1904

Letter from Lenin to Anton Peres in Moscow, 1904

Letter from Lenin in Nuremberg to Sokolovskii in Odessa, 1904

Dispatch from Headquarters advising that Bogdanov is giving financial help to Lenin, 1905

Report on the 3rd London RSDWP Congress and Lenin's role, 1905

Letter from Krupskaya in Leipzig to Vera Mikler in Moscow, 1905

Letter from Lenin in Munich to Pushenskii, 1905

Letter from Lenin in Munich to Pushenskii in Kherson (with English translation), 1905

Report on the Social Democratic Conference in Vyborg and Lenin's role, 1906

Letter from Krupskaya to Lenin

Report on the All-Russian Conference of the Social Democratic Party in Paris, 1909

Roster of the members of the RSDWP-Bolshevik faction abroad, 1909

Letter from Moscow to Krupskaya containing the texts of agitation pamphlets, 1909

Letter from Lenin in Paris to his sister in Russia discussing peace with the Mensheviks, 1910

Report on the composition of the RSDWP Central Committee including Lenin, 1910

Letter from Lenin in Paris to I. K. Frim in Bucharest, 1911

Letter from Krupskaya in Paris to Iukevich in St. Petersburg, 1911

Report on Lenin's attempts to sue Tsetkina for 80,000 francs, an inheritance left by Schmidt, 1911

Memorandum from Headquarters reporting on a conference of Lenin's political partisans, 1912

Report on Lenin and Zinovyev (Grigorii Radomysl'skii) moving to Krakow to be closer to Russia during the Duma elections, 1912

Letters from Lenin in Krakow to the Pravda editorial office in St. Petersburg, 1912

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Nazarov in St. Petersburg, 1912

Letter from Lenin in Krakow to the editorial office of Sovremennyi mir in St. Petersberg, 1912

Letter from Krupskaya to Akselrod in St. Petersburg, 1912

Letter from Krupskaya to Podvoiskii in St. Petersburg

Letter from Lenin in Krakow to the Pravda editorial office in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Lenin in Krakow to Lazurkin in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Lenin in Krakow to Bel'skii in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letters from Krupskaya in Krakow to Podvoiskii in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letters from Lenin in Krakow to his sister Mariia in Saratov, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Kvaleva in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Podvoiskii in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Knipovich in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Rymash in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Zakopane to Kvaleva in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Zakopane to Podvoiskii in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Lenin in Zakopane to Podvoiskii in St. Petersburg

Letter from Lenin in Zakopane to Kolkov in St. Petersburg

Letter from Lenin in Zakopane to Podvoiskii in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Lenin in Krakow to Pravda editorial office in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Sekorskii in Tiflis, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Kavtaradze in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Za pravdu in St. Petersburg, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Samolei in St. Petersburg reporting on the strike movement, 1913

Report on the 2nd Regular Conference of the RSDWP and Lenin's role, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Antoshevskaia in Viatka, 1913

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Elizarova in St. Petersburg, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Anton Samolei in St. Petersburg, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Nina Krug in St. Petersburg, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Krakow to Voitsekhovskii in St. Petersburg, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Vienna to Sikorskii in Tiflis regarding preparations for a congress, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Zakopane to Proveshchenie in St. Petersburg on the 2rd International Conference of Women Socialists and Female Workers' Organizations, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Rabka to Ivan Samovarov, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Poronin to Enukidze in St. Petersburg asking for information on Georgian and Armenian newspapers published in the Caucasus, 1914

Letter from Krupskaya in Austria to Ivan Samovarov in Kremlevo Station, 1914

Report advising that Lenin is not in prison in Krakow, but is living in Berlin, 1914

Letter from Lenin's sister Mariia in Petrograd to Lenin in Bern containing family news, 1915

Report on Lenin's attitude towards terrorism, 1916

Briefs on Safarov, relative of Krupskaya, Ludmila Stiglis and Selikmann, 1915

Report on Lenin's defeatist views regarding Russia's participation in the war, 1915

Letters in French by or about Lenin, 1916

Lenin's letter to Safarov in French, 1916

Chronological review of Lenin's activities from February 1904-April 1916, 1916

Surveillance reports on Lenin by agent Bint, 1915-1916

Report on Lenin's lecture, "Conditions of Peace and the National Question," 1916

Resume of Lenin's report in Zurich entitled "The War and Two Internationals," 1916

Statements by Lenin to Safarov on French revolutionaries, 1916

Resume of a lecture delivered by Lenin in Geneva entitled "Two Currents in the International Workers' Movement," 1916

Report on the Geneva Conference of émigré Treasuries, with Krupskaya as secretary, 1917

Cable about Lenin receiving the protection of Germany, 1916

Report on Lenin's participation in the Bern Conference of International Socialist Commissions, 1917

Draft of a declaration to be published by the RSDWP Central Committee (represented by Lenin) on the conference of socialists of the "concordat" countries, 1917

Report on existing opinion on Lenin's attitude towards terror, 1917

Report concerning Lenin's mistress Inessa Armand, 1917

Okhrana circular on Nadezhda Krupskaya

Safarov's letters to Krupskaya, 1915-1916

English translations of Lenin's correspondence

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: For agent Zhitomirskii's (Daudet) reports on Lenin and his group from 1911-1913, see IIIf, folder 36

Reference: See agent Bint's 1917 report on Inessa Armand in VIk, folder 5

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 61, 1903, on Anichkin, a student in St. Petersburg, involved in a plot with Lenin in XIIIc(2), folder 2

Reference: See outgoing telegram no. 224, January 9, 1916, advising that Lenin's courier "Liza" is departing Switzerland for Russia, in XIIIb(2), folder 8

Various dispatches referring to Plekhanov, 1894-1916

French surveillance agent reports on Plekhanov, 1891

Letters on Plekhanov and his work, 1892

Plans of the French government to deport Plekhanov and Selikrevskii, 1894

Report that Plekhanov still visits Geneva, 1894

Plekhanov's intention to withdraw from the Party, 1905

Views of the Kostroma Committee regarding Plekhanov's desire to represent the Party at the International Socialist Bureau, 1905

Letter from Smirnov to Plekhanov in Geneva about Deutsch and Zasulich, 1906

Letter regarding a financial contribution for Plekhanov, 1909

Okhrana's circular on Plekhanov with his photograph, 1909

Physical description of Plekhanov, 1912

Report that Burtsev and Plekhanov are planning to go to Russia, 1912

Plekhanov's letter on preparations for the Duma elections, 1912

Plekhanov's letter on non-recognition of Lenin's Central Committee as the central organization of the Party, 1912

Report that Plekhanov enrolled in electricians' school in Paris, 1912

Report that Plekhanov arrived in Paris to organize a meeting of the conciliatory faction, 1912

Letter to Plekhanov concerning the "liquidation" theory and other party theories, 1913

Lecture delivered by Plekhanov on "The National Question and the Social Democrats," 1914

Lecture entitled "War and the Social Democracy" delivered by Plekhanov in Lausanne, 1914

Report on the publication Edinstvo by Plekhanov, 1914

Dispatches concerning the whereabouts of Plekhanov, 1916

Background and activities report on Plekhanov

Cross-reference sheet

Various dispatches and letters pertaining to Trotsky, 1901-1917

Report on RSDWP member Bronstein in Geneva and his relations with Helfand, 1904

Letters from "Sasha" in St. Petersburg to her husband Trotsky in Vienna, 1908-1910

Letter from Trotsky in Kiev to de Montbrand in Lausanne, 1909

Data on Trotsky's wife, 1910

Letter from Trotsky in Vienna to Duma deputy Pokrovskii, 1910

Report of the Nikolaevsk Okhrana chief on Trotsky, his wife, and other revolutionaries, 1912

Report of the Odessa Okhrana chief on Trotsky and his wife, 1912

Letters from an unidentified writer to Akselrod in Zurich and Trotsky in Vienna on the German Social Democratic Party conference, 1913

Letter from Trotsky in Vienna to the editor of Luch, 1913

Trotsky's letter to Duma member Chkheidze praising his speeches and commenting on Leninism, 1913

Report that Trotsky arrived in Paris, 1914

Trotsky's speech in Paris on "The Defense of the Homeland," 1915

Trotsky's speech in a workers' club in Paris, 1915

Bint's report on Trotsky's activities, 1915

Report on Chernov and Trotsky touring Switzerland and agitating for the cessation of the war, 1915

Report on the pro-German stance of Trotsky's newspaper Nashe slovo, 1915

Bint's report revealing Trotsky as an Austrian agent, 1916

Meeting of the Committee for the Resumption of International Relations and Trotsky's role in it, 1916

Documents pertaining to the deportation of Trotsky from France, 1916

Documents pertaining to Trotsky's efforts to obtain a Swiss visa, 1916

Moscow millionaire Shakhov's offer of financial assistance to Trotsky, 1916

Agent Bint's reports on Trotsky, 1916

Letter from Trotsky to his friends in New York, 1917

Arrival of Trotsky and his family in New York, 1917

Report on Trotsky as the editor of Nashe slovo

Official Okhrana circulars on Trotsky

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See reports on Trotsky's daily newspaper Nashe slovo and on the polemics of its banning, in XVIIr(1)

Reference: See report on Nashe slovo for 1916, banned as being pro-German, in VIIIb, folder 3

Miscellaneous documents including intercepted letters, dispatches, and agent reports pertaining to Burtsev and the defector Mikhail Bakai, 1890-1916

Documents on Burtsev's stay in Romania and England, his arrest and imprisonment in London, and the case against agent Charlotte Bullier, 1890-1899

Collection of papers pertaining to Burtsev's work in Paris; Burtsev's revolutionary police; publication of Budushchee; detailed Okhrana report on his mode of operation; his press campaign against Garting and the Paris Okhrana; collections of surveillance reports on Burtsev; Burtsev's trip to the United States, 1899-1917

Dispatches and reports concerning the Okhrana's attempts to have Burtsev deported from France, 1904, 1909

Documents pertaining to Burtsev's imprisonment in Russia: official trial records, intercepted correspondence between the imprisoned Burtsev and Paris concerning the disposition of his personal affairs in Paris, 1914-1915

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 17, January 24, 1903, regarding Burtsev and Krakov in the Socialist Revolutionary Fighting Unit, in XIIIc(2), folder 2

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 42, July 16, 1903, on Burtsev's role in the plot to assassinate the Minister of the Interior, in XIIIc(2), folder 2

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 62, December 4, 1903, on Burtsev in England and Switzerland, in XIIIc(2), folder 2

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 94, July 15, 1905, concerning Burtsev and Krakov, in XIIIc(2), folder 4

Reference: For letters addressed to Burtsev and reports on his accusations against Okhrana censorship and perlustration, see Xc

Reference: For reports on Jollivet's assignments on Burtsev and Leroy, 1914-1915, see VIk, folder 33

Reference: See Charlotte Bullier's personnel file for reports on her contacts with Burtsev, in IIIe, folder 3

Reference: See incoming telegram no. 166, January 21, 1903, for instructions concerning surveillance over Krakov between Bern and the Russian border, in XIIIc(3), folder 14

Reference: See outgoing telegram, June 2, 1903, informing of a secret courier en route from Burtsev to St. Petersburg, in XIIIb(2), folder 2

Reference: See outgoing telegram, November 12, 1903, advising that Burtsev is about to publish the fifth issue of Narodovolets, in XIIIb(2), folder 2

Reference: See outgoing telegram, March 23, 1904, advising that Burtsev and Krakov left Paris secretly for an unknown destination, in XIIIb(2), folder 3

Reference: See outgoing telegram, June 15, 1904, advising that Burtsev is expecting an event of grave consequences to take place in Russia, in XIIIb(2), folder 3

Letter from Zinovyev in Paris to Mlle. Levin in St. Petersburg about the publication of a magazine, 1910

Letter from Zinovyev in Paris to Duma member Poletaiev regarding the placement of a newspaper announcement, 1910

Zinovyev's brochure "Elections to the Fourth Duma and Our Tasks," 1911

Report that Zinovyev is in St. Petersburg, 1913

Okhrana circular on the background of Zinovyev ("Radomyslskii")

Cross-reference sheet

Background information on Miliukov, 1897

Letters from Soskis in Paris to Miliukov transmitting a manuscript for publication, 1898

Dispatch giving background information on Miliukov, 1902

Letter from Miliukov in London on his plans for a lecture tour of America, 1904

Memo advising that Miliukov left Russia again, 1904

Letter from "Shklovskaia" in London to Miliukov in St. Petersburg, 1910

Newspaper item titled "Les atrocitiés bulgares" on the role of Miliukov, 1913

Copy of La Courier Européen, co-published by Miliukov, 1914

On O. Masarik's correspondence with Miliukov, 1915

Clipping from L'Oeuvre with Miliukov's article, 1916

Report on Miliukov's meeting with Todorov, 1916

Letter from Chaikovskii in London to Miliukov in Sofia requesting participation in a revolutionary publication

Political background of Kerensky, 1913

Letter to Kerensky asking for legal advice, 1913

Official Okhrana circulars on Kerensky, 1915

Report on the activities of the "Russian Maritime Union" in London, 1915

Cross-reference sheet

Intercepted letters to and from Chernov and his wife; Okhrana dispatches on Chernov and his group; agent surveillance reports, 1903-1916

Surveillance reports on Chernov by agent Fehrenbach, 1900

Letter to Chernov from Goldstein containing Shimel' Sikorskii's biography, one of Pleve's assassins, 1905

Letters from Kropotkin and other individuals, 1905

Chernov reports on a Petersburg meeting which included the participation of the Socialist Revolutionaries and Kadets, 1906

Plans to assassinate the Tsar, prepared by the Fighting Unit and involving Chernov, 1908

Chernov's reports on Iudelevskii's theories and the London Conference, 1908

Arrival of Chernov's wife in St. Petersburg, 1909

Circular on Chernov with photograph, 1909

Chernov's comments on the booklet "Conclusions of the Azef Affair Investigation Commission," 1911

Drafts of Savinkov's letters to Chernov, 1911

Arrival of Chernov in Paris from Italy to participate in discussions of a split in the Socialist Revolutionary Party, 1911

Report that Chernov does not belong to the extreme left wing of the Socialist Revolutionaries, 1911

Lecture delivered by Chernov in Paris on "The Moral Problem in Ropshin's [Savinkov's] Novels," 1912

Lecture delivered by Chernov in Paris on the "Current Political Situation in Russia," 1912

Letters to and from Chernov and his wife, 1912

Report on Chernov's mother, 1913

Report that Chernov is in Italy, not engaged in revolutionary work, 1914

Dispatches and drafts for reports on Chernov's activities during the war, his propaganda to defeat Russia, editorial work, lectures, etc., 1914-1916

Lecture on "Evaluation of the Zimmerwald Conference," 1915

Official Okhrana circular on Chernov, 1917

Report on Chernov and Martov in a Germanophile, anti-militarist campaign, 1917

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See outgoing telegram, April 15, 1904, advising that Sazonov had spent two months with Chernov in Geneva in XIIIb(2), folder 3

Dispatches pertaining to Mikhail Gots and his wife, 1902-1914

Reports on Gots and agents Fehrenbach and Bint, 1901

Draft of a report to Headquarters, 1903

Report on Gots's arrest in Italy, 1903

Report on Gots in Geneva, 1903

Clippings on Gots's particular view of terrorism, 1903

Report on Gots's illness, 1904

Terrorist Ivanov summoned by Gots to Geneva to plan an act of terror, 1904

Perlustrated correspondence of Gots and his wife Vera, 1905-1906

Funeral arrangements for Mikhail Gots, 1906

Gots's funeral in Geneva, 1906

Circular on Vera Gots, 1909

Vera Gots's plans to go to Russia, 1913

Agent Durin's reports on Vera Gots, 1914

Agent Bint's reports on Vera Gots, 1914

Perlustrated letter from Vera Gots, 1909

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See outgoing telegram, March 16, 1903, on attempts to arrest Gots in Italy, in XIIIb(2), folder 2

Reference: See outgoing telegram, September 11, 1906, report that Gots is dead, in XIIIb(2), folder 4

Dispatches, notes, and reports on Savinkov, 1904-1917

Okhrana circular on Savinkov's background

Agent Fehrenbach's report on Savinkov, 1903

Savinkov's police record, 1904

Savinkov working in Tiflis, 1906

Savinkov located in Tiflis, 1906

Report in German on the arrival of Savinkov in Copenhagen from Finland, 1907

Report on Savinkov in Paris, perlustrated letters, including letter from his mistress breaking off their relationship, 1907

Agent Durin's surveillance reports on Savinkov from Paris, Villefranche, and Genoa, 1908-1911

Savinkov and his mistress, Evgeniia Somova, in Paris, 1908

Savinkov's withdrawal from revolutionary work, 1908

Savinkov's trip to Brussels, 1909

Report on difficulties maintaining surveillance over Savinkov, 1909

Incident between Savinkov and Okhrana surveillance agent, 1909

Official Okhrana circulars on Savinkov, one with a photograph, 1909

Okhrana's interest in Savinkov's mother, 1910

Physical description of Savinkov, 1910

Savinkov's suspicions of provocation in the Socialist Revolutionary Party, 1910

Incident involving false information on Savinkov's presence in Frankfurt, 1910

Savinkov's trip to Berlin and re-entry into the Fighting Unit, 1910

Letter from Savinkov to his wife Vera in St. Petersburg, 1910

Savinkov's sudden departure from Paris, 1910

Revolutionaries collecting money to organize the assassination of the Tsar and Stolypin, 1910

Agent Andre's surveillance reports on Savinkov in Monte-Carlo, 1910

Agent Pouchot's surveillance reports on Savinkov, 1910

Agent Robail's surveillance reports on Savinkov

Agent Lecointe's surveillance reports on Boris and Sofiia Savinkov

Report on Savinkov and other top terrorists, 1910

Surveillance reports by Vogt and Lecointe on Sofiia Savinkov at Menton, 1910

Okhrana circular with Savinkov's physical description, 1910

Agent Bittard-Monin's reports on Savinkov, 1910-1911

Agent Aubert's surveillance of Savinkov, 1910-1911

Savinkov and entourage at Monte-Carlo, 1911

Savinkov's contacts and activities, 1911

Savinkov's withdrawal from the Fighting Unit, 1911

Report on preparations to keep Savinkov under constant surveillance, 1911

Letter from Savinkov to his wife in Paris about family matters, 1911

Correspondence between Savinkov in Théoule and Kolosov in Cavi di Lavagna, 1911

Note and drafts in Savinkov's handwriting, 1911

Draft letter in Savinkov's handwriting to Fundaminskii, 1911

Savinkov's stay in Paris, 1911

Mme. Richard's surveillance reports on Savinkov, 1911

Agent Fontaine's reports on Savinkov, 1911

Agent Vogt's reports from Cannes and San Remo, 1911

Agent Sauvard's reports on Savinkov and Somova in Paris and Cannes, 1910-1911

Savinkov-Malmberg's salvaged correspondence, 1911-1914

Natanson as Savinkov's adversary, 1912

Agent Barthes's surveillance reports from San Remo, 1912-1913

Savinkov's opposition to terrorism, 1913

Report on the techniques used to maintain surveillance over Savinkov, 1913

Two samples of Savinkov's handwriting, 1913

Two personal letters, 1913

Agent Delangle's surveillance reports from Nice, 1913

Dispatch and three letters by Savinkov, 1914

Agent Bint's surveillance reports from Paris, 1914

Reports on Savinkov's activities, 1915

Savinkov as a war correspondent, 1915

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 85, May 13, 1904, in which Savinkov is reported in Russia, in XIIIc(2), folder 4

Reference: See circulars on Savinkov's fellow conspirators, 1909-1912, in XVIb(4), folder 4

Reference: See incoming telegram no. 294, March 20, 1909, with instructions for strict surveillance of Savinkov, in XIIIc(3), folder 28

Dispatches and Malinovskii's intercepted correspondence, 1913-1914

Cross-reference sheet

Dispatches concerning Troianovskii and intercepted letters addressed to him, 1913-1915

Cross-reference sheet

Dispatches, notes and telegrams pertaining to Wallach (Litvinov)

Wallach (Litvinov) in Russia, 1905

Methods of transferring money to Wallach (Litvinov) in Berlin for the purchase of weapons, 1906

Letters from Wallach (Litvinov) concerning money for arms purchases, 1906

Perlustrated and transcribed letters, 1906

Letters from Wallach (Litvinov) in Brussels on arms smuggling, 1906

Letters from Litvinov on the purchase of arms to smuggle into Russia, 1906

Departure for St. Petersburg to raise 30,000 marks for arms, 1906

Case of security violation in handling information about Litvinov, 1906

Litvinov's activities in Vienna and Bulgaria, 1907

Report of the Berlin police chief on Wallach (Litvinov), 1907

Plans to go to St. Petersburg and Moscow, 1907

Wallach's (Litvinov's) role in changing 500 ruble bank notes stolen in the Tiflis robbery and attempts by the Russian government to extradite him to France, 1908

Deportation of Wallach (Litvinov) from France to England, 1908

Reports from London Okhrana agents on Litvinov as a German spy, 1915

Litvinov's wartime activities in London, 1915

Draft report on Litvinov as a German spy, 1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: For a report on Litvinov's talks with Krassin on counterfeiting bank notes, 1907, see XXVc, folder 2L

Okhrana circulars on Krasin ("Nikitich") with photograph, report on general background, and request for surveillance, 1909, 1911

Krasin's address in Berlin

Request to interrogate "Nikitich," arrested in Moscow, but not to expose secret agentura abroad, 1907

Identification of Social Democrat "Vadim" (Postalovskii) as equal in importance to Nikitich, 1907

Report on Krasin in Paris, 1908

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: For reprot on Litvinov's talks with Krasin on counterfeiting bank notes, 1907, see XXVc, folder 2L

Circulars and reports in alphabetical order

A-F

G-K

L

M-P

R-S

T-Z

Dispatches pertaining to important revolutionaries

Biographic briefs on important revolutionaries

Lists of revolutionaries marked for intense surveillance, 1909-1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 34, 1903, on Gershuni's arrest in Kiev, in XIIIc(2), folder 2

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 81, 1905, on Breshkovskaia's arrival in Russia, in XIIIc(2), folder 4

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 103, 1905, reporting that Sletov was arrested attempting to go to Russia, in XIIIc(2), folder 4

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 147, 1905, on terrorist Goguelia in Geneva, in XIIIc(2), folder 6

Dispatches, intercepted letters, and photographs, 1895-1912

Exposure of Weise, consular employee, as a revolutionary collaborator, 1902

Report of a Russian battleship commander about suspicious vessels encountered near Skagen, 1904

Letter from a Bund representative in Berlin with a telegram from Durnovo to the Kiev police chief ordering the execution of revolutionaries, 1906

Dispatch containing an intercepted revolutionary telegram giving new orders, 1908

On Lopukhin's whereabouts in Europe, 1909

Note that three fighting detachments were kept from leaving Russia because Burtsev knew of plans to arrest them, 1909

Revolutionary police in Paris, 1909

Propaganda for touring teachers from Russia, 1910

Revolutionary plans to kidnap Okhrana Chief Garting

Reports about Burtsev's operations, 1910

On "Ivanov," who exposed 40 Okhrana provocateurs in Europe, 1910

Secret agent Simanov to be exposed in Russia, 1910

Burtsev's attempts to reveal the composition of the Paris Okhrana staff and agents, 1911

Bureau of Prisoners of War in Lausanne, 1915

Dissemination of communist propaganda among prisoners of war, 1915

Preparations for an uprising in the army, 1916

Situation report on revolutionary preparations in St. Petersburg, 1916

Cross-reference sheet

(1) Abroad

Newspapers

Budushchee, 1912-1913

Darkest Russia, 1913

Dimineata, 1914

Free Russia, 1898, 1909

Golos, 1914-1915

Golos sotsialdemokrata (edition for smuggling), 1908

Golos truda, 1914

Golos truda (cont'd.), 1915

Il libertario, 1913

Listok, 1913 May

Mysl', 1914

Nachalo, 1916-1917

Nash golos, 1914-1915

Parizhskii vestnik, 1912

Prizyv, 1916

Proletarii, 1908-1909

Russkii vestnik, 1917

Sila i pravo, 1904

Zagranichnie otkliki , 1912

Zhizn' (Paris), 1915

Zhizn' (Geneva), 1915

Znamia truda (Geneva), 1909-1914

Pamphlets, leaflets, and other materials

Doloi tsaria, by Vladimir Burtsev, published in London, 1901

Batumskaia Boinia by the Socialist Revolutionaries, 1902

Graf L.N. Tolstoi i rabochii narod , 1903

Reprints from Byloe in pamphlet form, 1903

Krest'ianskoe zemlirasstroistvo , 1909

Appeal of the Socialist Revolutionary and Social Democratic parties to Russian workers, 1915

Clipping from the newspaper Russkie vedomosti containing a review of a book about Rasputin, 1915

Leaflets issued by anti-defeatists and monarchists, 1916

Appeal to the Russian proletariat by the Geneva Socialist Group marking the anniversary of January 9, 1916

Pour la Paix des Peuples

Revoliutsionnie dni v Petrograde , by V. Chernov

Russian Free Press Fund pamphlets from London, 1894

Vsem pnoteanym russkago tsaria , 1902

Editorial policy of Free Russia in English and Russian, 1890

Russian Free Press Fund leaflets from London, 1894

Report on plans to publish Russian revolutionary propaganda in German in Russische Zustaénde , 1895

Report on the organization of a "flying squad" to deliver revolutionary propaganda to Russia, 1899

Headquarters request for more vigilance in intercepting and reporting shipments of revolutionary propaganda, 1900

Bulletins of various revolutionary groups, 1901-1902

Sionizm i interesy evreiskago proletariata (Zionism and Interests of the Hebrew Proletariat), 1903

Booklets and pamphlets in Yiddish published by Abraham Nathanson in London, 1903

Iskra, vol. III, no. 54

Report on anarchist plans to publish an "Anarchist Almanac" in Geneva, 1907

Various dispatches concerning publications and editors, 1907-1914

Dispatches on the revolutionary periodicals Golos, Mysl', and Nashe slovo , 1914

Roster of members of the editorial board of the Paris newspaper Mysl'

Dispatches on the publication and closing of the Paris newspaper Mysl', 1915

Report on the newspapers Nashe slovo and Zhizn', published in the place of Golos and Mysl', 1915

Report on the Paris newspaper Nashe ekho, 1915

Report on the Paris newspaper L'Echo de Russie, 1915

Report on the newspaper Zhizn', 1915

French translation of Martov's article in Le noveau monde, 1915

Survey of contents of the revolutionary press, 1915-1916

Headquarters survey of revolutionary publications abroad, 1915

Report on the closing of the New York newspaper Volia, 1916

Report explaining the closure of the New York newspaper Golos truda , 1916

History of the newspapers Nashe slovo , Golos, and other émigré newspapers in French, 1915-1916

Brief on the Russian revolutionary press in Paris, 1915-1916

Report on Nashe slovo , 1916

Report in French on the revolutionary press abroad to the Army General Staff, 1916

On the banning of the revolutionary daily Nashe slovo as a pro-German newspaper, 1916

Nachalo (Paris daily), vol. 1, no. 69, 1916

Reports from Nashe slovo , edited by Trotsky, proving that the paper is pro-German, 1916

List of the collaborators of the newspaper Golos in Paris, 1916

Lists of revolutionary publications up to 1913, 1916

Leaflet, Chto delaietsia v Sibiri?

List of Social Democratic publications until 1900

Dispatches, notes, and reports pertaining to the revolutionary press abroad, 1886-1916

List of revolutionary publications, 1912-1913

V pomoshch, 1910-1913

The Worker's Friend, 1915 March-July

Materialy dlia istorii russkogo Sotsial'no Revolutiutsionnogo dvizheniia , Geneva, 1896

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See the operational card index file for a list of revolutionary and other publications

Reference: See letters from London with French translations from Free Russia, The Anglo-Russian, and other pro-revolutionary newspapers, 1891-1902, in XIIIa

Reference: See agent Farce's reports from London, 1901-1906, for French translations of articles in Free Russia and other publications, in VIk, folder 23

Various oversize material

(2) In Russia

Documents (mostly dispatches on intercepted letters) pertaining to the revolutionary press in Russia, 1899-1914

Letter from Kiev to Switzerland describing a primitive mimeographing method, 1903

Clandestine printing shop in Warsaw, 1904

Letter from Kiev to Elsa Beer in Vienna on the effect of Social Democratic propaganda on industrial workers in Russia, 1905

Publication of the Moscow Social Democratic periodical Proletariat, 1906

Plans of Bilit, Argunov, Voronov, and others to publish revolutionary periodical in Baku, 1913

Irkutsk Social Democratic organ Sibir', 1914

Poster titled "Land Law" signed by the Chairman of the Council of Peoples' Commissars Vladimir, 1917

Poster issued by the Military-Revolutionary Committee concerning supplies for front-line troops, 1917

"Down with the Bolsheviks," an article published by the Petersburg Regional Committee of Bolsheviks condemning their opposition

"An die deutschen Soldaten," a leaflet signed by Ulianov (Lenin) and Trotsky

"Decree for Peace," a leaflet in Belorussian (Belarusian) adopted at a session of the All-Russia Meeting of Workers, Peasants, and Soldiers Deputies Council, 1917 October 26

Tolstoy's short play Ot nei vse kachestva

Political cartoon

Mir narodov in German

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Reference: See the operational card index file for a list of revolutionary and other publications in Russia and abroad

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 113, November 25, 1904, on the organization of a large underground printing plant by the Russian Socialist Democratic Workers Party in Odessa, in XIIIc(2), folder 4

Documents pertaining to Russian revolutionary liaison with European revolutionaries, 1903-1915

Specific cases involving liaison with British and French revolutionaries; record of the French socialist defense of Rips, 1893-1910

Liaison with Swiss and Belgian revolutionaries; Bittard-Monin's report on the connection between Russian revolutionaries and the French press; reports on Russian socialists in America; on Bulgarian revolutionaries; the Internationale Sozialistische Kommission zu Bern, 1911-1917

Report in French on the Confédération générale du travail; pacifist movements among European socialists and Social Democrats, 1903-1916

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Dispatches concerning revolutionary use of the foreign press; Russian translations of Burtsev's articles in the French press; report on Burtsev's plan for a press campaign against the Russian police; press used by French socialists during the Rips trial; list of newspaper clippings in the Okhrana archives, 1894-1917

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Four Okhrana background reports on Dzhugashvili (Stalin), one circular, and a copy of an intercepted letter from Dzhugashvili (Stalin), in exile, to Moscow, 1911-1912

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Dispatches on the activities of the Bund and its leaders in general and intercepted mail, 1902-1912

Dispatches on the activities of the Bund and its leaders in general and intercepted mail (cont'd.), 1913-1917

Resolutions of the 4th General Jewish Trade Union in Russia and Poland, 1901

Intelligence summary giving the organization principles of the Bund, 1902

Transfer of the Bund's printing shop from London to Geneva, 1903

Report on Kokochinskii, 1906

International society of Bund representatives in Basel engaged in purchasing landowners' estates in Russia, 1908

Activities of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins," 1908

Circular letter no. 111 of the Central Bureau of Workers' "Ferein" groups, 1909

Circular letter of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins," 1909

Okhrana chart of the structure of the Bund, 1909

Roster of members of the Bund Central Committee, 1910

Report on a Bund conference in Lemberg, 1910

Eighth Conference of the Bund (RSDWP), 1910

Report of the Warsaw Committee of the Bund to the Central and Foreign Committees, 1910

Review of revolutionary activities in Switzerland, 1910

Roster of members of the Foreign Committee of the Bund in Geneva, 1911

Expanded meeting of the Bund Central Committee in Warsaw, 1911

Report on the current state of affairs of the Bund, 1911

Bund in New York: committee for a fund-raising drive, 1911

Report on current activities of the Bund, 1911

Bund activity in various cities in the Russian empire, 1911

Resolution of the Bund Central Committee Abroad, 1912

Vienna Conference of the Central and Foreign Committees, 1912

Ninth Bund Conference in Vienna, 1912

Operations of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins," 1912

Circular letter no. 145 of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins," 1912

Circular letter no. 147 of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins"

Circular letter no. 148 of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins"

Expanded conference of the Central and Foreign Committees in Vienna, 1913

Current political activities of the Bund, 1913

Circular letter no. 150 of the Amalgamated Workers' "Fereins," 1913

Circular letter of the Amalgamated Workers' "Fereins," 1913

Geneva conference of the Central Bureau of the Amalgamated Workers' "Fereins," 1913

Circular letter no. 152 of the Amalgamated Workers' "Fereins," 1913

Bund on the Beilis trial, 1913

Circular letter no. 155 of the Amalgamated Workers' "Fereins," 1913

Revolutionaries in Belgium, 1913

Ninth Conference of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins" in Geneva, 1914

Circular letter no. 156 of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins," 1914

Conference of United Jewish Unions abroad, 1913

Circular letter no. 157 of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins"

Circular letter no. 159 of the Amalgamated Organization of Workers' "Fereins," 1914

Bund organizations in Russia, 1914

Boston conference of the Jewish Socialist Federation, 1914

Formation of the Jewish-Socialist Agitation Committee in New York, 1914

Socialist Revolutionary P. Rutenberg sent to America to convene a Jewish congress, 1915

Geneva Conference of the Bund Foreign Committee, 1915

Text of a sermon allegedly delivered by a rabbi on the destiny of the Jews, 1916

Current activities of the Bund, 1916

Bund Committee Abroad's report at the 2nd International Socialist Congress at Kienthal, 1916

Bund organizations abroad, 1916

Pamphlets, newspaper clippings, agent reports, and mail referring to Bund publications and activities

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See operational card index file for references to the Bund

Reference: See "Review of Parties Affiliated with the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party" in XVIb(60, folder 1

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 8, 1902, on resolutions of the 5th Bund Conference, in XIIIc(2), folder 1

Dispatches concerning the Zionist movement and its leaders, conferences, Zionist Socialists, Po'alei Zion, Agudos Israel, etc., 1901-1916

Miscellaneous papers, circulars, and reports on the Zionist movement, 1897-1915

Zionism and the Jewish labor movement, an Okhrana brief for the use of its officers and agents, 1909

Basel conference of Zionist delegates from Russia prior to the opening of the 10th Zionist Congress, 1911

Report on the 10th Zionist Congress in Basel, 1911

Circular report on the 11th Congress in Vienna, 1913

Report on the pro-German tendency in Zionism, 1913

Circular on the Zionist organization Gehaver, 1915

Circular on the All-Russian Zionist Congress in Moscow, 1915

Proposed congress of Zionists in New York, 1916

Zionist organization Gehaver, 1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See the operational card index file for references to Zionist organizations

Incoming and outgoing dispatches, 1898-1915

Jewish propaganda pamphlets and statutes of Jewish student associations, 1889-1917

Newspaper clippings on the Beilis trial

Issues of The Workers' Friend, published in London, and V pomoshch , 1905-1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See Agent Farce's reports from London, 1902-1906, in VIK, folder 23

Reference: See booklets and pamphlets in Yiddish, London, 1903, in XVIIr(1)

Dispatches, notes, and intercepted mail, 1899-1916

Jewish Socialist Labor Federation in New York, 1914

Agent Bint's report on the foundation of a National Jewish League in New York, 1915

Philadelphia conference of the Jewish Socialist Federation in America, 1915

National Workers Conference in New York, 1915

Bund conference in honor of A. Litvin, 1915

New York Bund meeting in memory of "Bloody Sunday," 1915

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See the operational card index file for references to Jewish organizations in America and Europe

The Padlewski case (murder of General Seliverstov), 1890-1893

Miscellaneous reports, 1889-1915

Letters in Polish, 1887-1890

Reports of Polish agents to the Okhrana in Paris, 1892-1910

Circulars, dispatches and other materials on Pilsudski and other Polish leaders, 1893-1916

Dispatches and other notes on Polish leaders concerning their activities and contacts with Russian revolutionaries, 1891-1916

Intercepted letters forward in dispatches to Headquarters, 1894-1916

Dispatches concerning Polish revolutionary and patriotic publications, 1896-1917

Polish issues in the foreign press: leaflets, clippings and galley proofs

Dispatches and other materials on Polish youth activities, 1914-1916

Activities of Polish leaders in the international field for independent Poland, 1910-1917

Dispatches on Polish revolutionary organizations and the independence movement, 1894-1916

Dispatches and notes on Polish terrorists, anarchists, and socialists, 1894-1917

Miscellaneous letters, books, and other materials, 1893-1917

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See the operational index file for references to Polish national organizations

Reference: For a review of parties affiliated with the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party, 1910, see XVIb(6)

Reference: For intelligence summary no. 63, December 11, 1903, for a survey of the Polish socialist movement in Galicia and elsewhere, in XIIIc(2), folder 3

Reference: For intelligence summary no. 81, December 11, 1904, on activities of the Polish organization Liga Narodowa, see XIIIc(2), folder 4

Reference: For letters and raw reports from various agents in London in French, Polish, and Russian )and particularly letters on Dembski and others in the 1890s, see XIIIa

Reference: See Agent Farce's reports from London, 1902-1906, in VIk, folder 23

Dispatches pertaining to Armenian revolutionary groups at home and abroad, 1894-1917

Briefs, reviews, reports and circulars for briefing on Armenian revolutionary groups, 1909-1917

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Reference: See operational card index file for references to the Dashnaktsutyun Party

Reference: For Agent Kaplun's reports on Georgians in Switzerland, see IIIf, folder 21

Reference: For Agent Farce's reports from London, 1902-1906, see VIk, folder 23

Dispatches and notes relating to intelligence in connection with the robbery by revolutionaries in Tiflis, 1905-1909

Reports on Litvinov's party of "expropriators," Kamo's arrest in Berlin, a list of Armenian "expropriators," and revolutionaries marketing stolen 500 ruble bank notes. Also includes clippings from Bulgarian newspapers, 1906-1908

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Dispatches pertaining to Finnish revolutionary activities, 1899-1917

Miscellaneous dispatches and reports, 1904-1916

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Reference: See VIIIc for reports on the Finnish movement (1916)

Dispatches pertaining to Latvians and Lithuanians in anarchist groups in London, 1899-1916

Dispatches and agent reports, 1909-1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See operational card index file for references to the Latvian Social Democratic and Socialist Revolutionary groups

Reference: For a review of parties affiliated with the Russian Social Democratic Workers Party, 1910, see XVIb(6)

Reference: For letters and raw reports from various agents in London, in French, Polish, and Russian, from 1891-1902, see XIIIa

Reference: For documents on the Houndsditch murders and robbery, see XVIb(5)

Dispatches and notes pertaining to Ukrainian revolutionaries and activities, 1900-1917

Dispatches and circulars, 1908-1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See operational card index file for references to Ukrainian nationalist organizations

Reference: For accounts of "Spilka" and by-laws of the Social Democratic Union of the Ukraine, see XVIb(6)

Dispatches and drafts of reports pertaining to the support of Ukrainian immigrant activities in America and their support to the revolutionaries, 1912-1917

Dispatches on Ukrainians in Canada, the Mazepa group, and branches of the Russian National Union, 1914-1917

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See the operational card index file for references to Ukrainian national organizations

Dispatches and notes pertaining to revolutionary intelligence structure and security precautions, 1897-1916

Card notations from Okhrana operational files on agents investigated by Burtsev

Intercepted letters of revolutionaries (Fabrikant, Burtsev, etc.), 1886-1914

Perlustrated mail addressed to Natanson, 1908-1909

Perlustrated mail addressed to Agafonov, 1908-1909

Circular on the activities of the All-Russian Peasant Union in Russia, 1906

Circular from Headquarters concerning Socialist Revolutionary Party regulations pertaining to security at meetings, 1906

Circular concerning a resolution by the St. Petersburg Socialist Revolutionary Party concerning armed uprisings, 1906

Burtsev's sources on the Okhrana, 1908

Early organization of revolutionary intelligence, 1909

Revolutionary surveillance, exposure, and trial of Okhrana Agent Tsetlin, 1909

Mirtov's offer to operate against Burtsev's intelligence network, 1909

Burtsev's methods of operation, surveillance, targets, and agents, 1912

Burtsev's efforts to place his agents in the Okhrana, 1912

Revolutionary investigation of agents Mass and Franck, 1913

Burtsev's attempts to discover the new structure of the Okhrana office in Paris, 1914

Agent Jollivet's ("Tourist") reports on Burtsev's intelligence activities in Italy, 1914

Burtsev's anti-Okhrana intelligence activity in Italy, 1914

Interest in Social Democratic circles in the arrest of Medem, 1914

Documents on the Antonov-Aleksinskii case, 1914

Burtsev's sources of information from within the Okhrana, 1915

Documents and references to individual revolutionaries, without Okhrana connections, who were suspected, investigated, or tried as provocateurs, 1907-1914

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See day by day reports, from August 19-November 6, 1909, on the surveillance of Burtsev and his revolutionary intelligence agents, in XVIId, folder 3

Reference: See reports on surveillance difficulties after the defection of Okhrana agent M. Leroy and the creation of the "revolutionary police," in IIIe, folder 6

Reference: See the personal folder on Agent Serose on the position of Leroy in Burtsev's revolutionary police, in IIIe, folder 3

Reference: See Agent Richard's ("Jane") reports on Burtsev's office, March-August 1914, in XIa, folder 2a

Reference: See the assignments and reports from Mme. Jollivet and her son Raoul regarding Burtsev and Leroy, 1914-1915, in VIk, folder 33

Dispatches, circulars, and other materials pertaining to defectors of the Okhrana, 1887-1914

Clippings of articles written by Mikhail Bakai, 1909

Clipping containing an interview with Burtsev on Okhrana defector Menshchikov

Ambassador Bakherakht's story on the case of Russian Army Lt. Benson and his acquisition of a Swiss villa, 1915

The case of Mikhail E. Bakai, 1908-1911

The case of Leonid P. Menshchikov, 1910-1916

The case of Maurice Leroy, 1908-1909

The case of Movsha (Mikhail) Rips, 1909-1910

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Reports and other notes pertaining to penetration of the Okhrana by revolutionaries, 1887-1917

Clippings from Budushchee concerning the exposure of deep cover agents by Kensitskii and Dorozhko, 1908

Penetration by Burtsev of Swiss liaison with the Okhrana, 1909

Okhrana circular of a list of names of those suspected by the revolutionaries of being provocateurs, 1910

Burtsev's access to the Okhrana, 1912

Clippings about the exposure of Okhrana activities in the French press, 1913

Clippings from the Italian press exposing Okhrana activities, 1913

Burtsev's open letter to LePressence, head of the Civil Liberties League in Paris, exposing Okhrana agents and activities, 1913

Agent Jollivet's report on Burtsev's sources in the Okhrana, 1913

Clipping from Il Secolo about Burtsev in Italy, 1913

Burtsev's intelligence source on the Okhrana in the police department, 1913

Agent Jollivet's reports on Burtsev's intelligence activities, 1914

Burtsev's announcement in Brussels newspapers on Okhrana agents and their functions, 1914

Statements of State Counselor Berednikov in connection the with indictment of his exposure to Okhrana personnel, 1915

Agent Poznanskii's suit against Burtsev, 1914

Exposure of Okhrana agent Yost (Iost), 1908

Exposure of agent Kensitskii, 1908

Activities of Bakai's revolutionary police in Paris

Burtsev's and Bakai's claims that they have access to the police department of St. Petersburg, 1909

Burtsev's man Segal as an Okhrana agent, 1909-1912

Report on Burtsev's attempts to penetrate the Okhrana, 1912

Reports on Burtsev's exposure of agent Mass through a St. Petersburg source, 1913

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See the notes in double agent Berg's folder in XIa, folder 2d

Dispatches and notes pertaining to the documentation of revolutionary agents, 1894-1915

Circulars pertaining to the theft of passport blanks and government stamps by revolutionaries in Russia, 1906

Request for instructions on how to handle possible fraudulent requests for new passports, 1906

Illegal use of a passport by a London anarchist, 1906

Geneva Russian consulate employee Lilin stole a large supply of passport blanks, 1908

Basel as the center for false Russian passports, 1914

Dispatches from the Russian consulate in Berlin about the use of passport blanks by the revolutionaries, 1908

Sale of false passports blanks in revolutionary circles in Paris, 1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: For a list of passports, seals, and personal documents, see circular no. 145031/382, November 18, 1916, in XIIId(2), folder 61

Dispatches and other papers pertaining to revolutionary propaganda outlets, 1886-1917

Placard in French calling for a protest meeting of behalf of Burtsev, 1903

Organization of an "Information Bureau" in Berlin for keeping the socialist press abroad informed on happenings in Russia, 1906

Report on Social Democratic propaganda outlets in St. Petersburg, 1907

Obituaries for three revolutionary martyrs, 1907

Report on the editor of an anti-militarist newspaper in Genoa, 1908

Clippings from French and British press containing articles on behalf of the revolutionaries, 1908-1914

Smuggling of propaganda into Russia from London, 1909

Russian teachers' excursions into Europe and their exposure to revolutionary propaganda, 1910

Opening of the Université Populaire Russe é Paris, 1910

Report on attempts by revolutionaries to propagandize the crew of the Russian battleship "Slava" in Toulon, 1910

Zurich Socialist Revolutionary group dispatching propaganda to Russia, 1911

Publication of Bakai's brochure in New York, 1912

Socialist Revolutionaries in Constantinople engaged in smuggling illegal literature into Russia, 1912

Publication of special material in Brussels for propaganda among Russian army officers, 1912

Report that Burtsev is to be sued for slander in Paris, 1913

Report on shipment of illegal literature into Russia, 1914

Article in Belgian newspaper La peuple , with a Russian translation, exposing 29 names of Okhrana agents, 1914

Burtsev's exposure of Bint and Sambain and the Feuger blackmail case, 1914

Leftist press against the Okhrana and Krasil'nikov's survey, 1914

Leaflets on the Zimmerwald Conference in French and Russian, 1916

Article on the Russian occupation of Galicia

Report on the transportation of political contraband across the Prussian border

"Vers la dissolution de la Douma," article for the French press

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