Strike Statistics in Russia^{1}

Written at the end of 1910 · First published December 1910 and January 1911 in the magazine Mysl Nos. 1 and 2. Signed: V. Ilyin. Published according to the text in Mysl. · pages 393–422

{1} In his article, “Strike Statistics in Russia”, Lenin used the official data collected by V. Y. Varzar. Lenin set about analysing the statistical data towards the end of September 1910 (see his rough notebook on “Strike Statistics in Russia”, Lenin Miscellany XXV, pp. 129–55). On the basis of the collected data, Lenin intended to write an outline of the history of the Russian revolution. He expected the outline to form a book of about 300 pages, which he wanted to have translated afterwards into German. The article “Strike Statistics in Russia” was, in Lenin’s words, “a first approach to the Subject”, “the preliminary results of an attempt at making a more detailed analysis”. Lenin reserved publication, of a full account of the results “for another occasion”, but he did not manage to write a work of the size he intended.

Strike Statistics in Russia{1}

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Strike Statistics in Russia^{1}