Telegram
to Lenin (No.
36, January 2, 1919)
Telegram
to Lenin (No. 43, January 2, 1919)
Telegram
to S. E. Saks
(January 3, 1919)
Letter
to the Council of Defence
(January 4, 1919)
To
the Spartacus League of Germany and the Communist Party of German
Austria
(January 5, 1919)
It
is Time to Finish It!
(January 7, 1919)
Telegram
to Lenin (No.
114, January 7, 1919)
’First
Reading-Book’ – Is It Worth Reading?
(January 9, 1919)
A
Severe Purge is Necessary
(9 January, 1919)
Scientifically
or Somehow?
(Letter to a friend, January 10,1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
January 10, 1919, No.75, Gryazi)
Telegram
to the Headquarters of the 16th Division
on the Occasion of the Death of Comrade Kikvidze (January 10, 1919)
Letter
to Sverdlov (January 10, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for
Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Army and the Red Navy, January 11, 1919, No.76, Balashov)
Telegram
to Sverdlov (January 11, 1919)
Telegram
to Lenin (January 12, 1919)
Order
Out of Chaos
(January 13, 1919, different
version)
Karl
Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg
(January 18, 1919)
Telegram
to Lenin (January 19, 1919)
Telegram
to Lenin (January 22, 1919)
Telegram
to Lenin (January 23, 1919)
Invitation
to the First World Congress [of the Comintern]
(January 24, 1919)
Telegram
to Lenin (January 25, 1919)
Telegram
to Military Revolutionary Council, Astrakhan (January 26, 1919)
Letter
to Lenin (Before
[9-31] January, 1919)
A
Letter to the Middle Peasants,
from the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
(February 6, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Soldiers of the Northern Army Defending the Approaches to
Petrograd, February 11, 1919, No.79, Yamburg)
What
Sort of Military Journal Do We Need?
(Speech at the Conference of Editors of and Contributors to Military
Publications, February 23, 1919)
At
the Fronts
(Report Read in Moscow, February 24, 1919)
Report
on the Communist Party Of the Soviet Union and the Red Army
(March 2, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military
and Naval Affairs
to the Red Army and the Red Navy, March 3, 1919, No.80 (4.6k)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army,
March 3, 1919, No.82, Moscow)
Manifesto
Of the Communist International to the Workers Of the World
(March
6, 1919, alternative
translation
– extract)
Great
Days
(March 6, 1919, different
version)
Order
Of the Day Number 83 to the Red Army and Navy
(March 9, 1919, different
version)
To
Comrades Of the Spartacus League
(March 9, 1919, different
version)
An
Appreciation of the State of the Red Army
(Answer to questions put by a representative of the Soviet press)
(1919)
A
Contribution to the Eighth Congress of the Russian Communist Party
(Talk with representatives of the press, March 17, 1919)
Martov
(March 18, 1919)
Karl
Kautsky
(March 18, 1919)
In
Paris
(March 18, 1919)
Our
Policy in Creating the Army
(Theses adopted by the 8th Congress of the Russian Communist Party in
March 1919)
To
the Communists on the Eastern front
(March 24, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the 2nd Army, March 26, 1919, No.87, Sarapul)
Our
Tasks
(Interview given to a Rosta correspondent. From the archives) (March
27, 1919)
The
Eastern Front
(Speech at the Joint Session of the Samara Province Executive
Committee, Committee of the Russian Communist Party, and
Representatives of the Trade Unions, April 6, 1919)
To
the Urals!
(April 7, 1919)
A
Spring That Will Decide
(April 9, 1919)
What
Does Kolchak want?
(April 10, 1919)
The
Fight for the Volga
(April 12, 1919)
What
is Kolchak Hoping for?
(April 14, 1919)
What
Does Russia Need?
(April 14, 1919)
Behind
the Smokescreen
(April 18, 1919)
Order
to the Commissars of the 3rd Army,
April 22, 1919, No.90, Vyatka)
A
Creeping Revolution
(April 23, 1919)
Concerning
Military Tribunals
(April 23, 1919)
Rallying
the Army During the Civil War
(speech, April 1919)
The
Task of the Eastern Front
(April 24, 1919 )
To
All Citizens of Vyatka Province
(April 24, 1919)
Order
to the 3rd Army
(April 26, 1919, Vyatka)
What
You Do, Do Quickly!
(April 27, 1919)
Don’t
Waste Time!
(April 28, 1919)
Russia
or Kolchak?
Once
More: Don’t Waste Time!
(April 30, 1919)
Order
to the Troops on the Eastern Front
(May 1, 1919, No.92)
En
Route: Thoughts on the Progress Of the Proletarian Revolution
(April 29-May 1, 1919)
Woe
to Deserters!
(May 3, 1919)
Deserters
Help Kolchak
(May 3, 1919)
The
Beginning of a Turn
(May 4, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
May 5, 1919, No. 94, Kazan)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the ‘N’ Division, May 6, 1919, No.95, Vyatskie Polyany (3.9k)
A
great test
(May 7, 1919)
Our
Southern Front
(May 11, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army
and the Red Navy,
May 12, 1919, No.97, Kozlov)
Revolt
in the Rear
(May 12, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Armies of the Southern Front, May 15, 1919, No.98, Kupyansk)
For
Soviet Coal!
(May
16, 1919)
Lessons
from the Ukraine
(May 16, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
(to the ‘N’ Army, May 22, 1919, No. 99, Izyum)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council and People’s
Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
(to the ‘N’ Army, May 25, 1919, No.100, Boguchar)
Southern
Front, Pull Yourself Together!
(May 26, 1919)
The
Ninth Wave
(June 1, 1919)
The
Makhno Movement
(June 2, 1919)
Talk
with Representatives of the Kharkov Press
(June 4, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Armies of the Southern Front, June 5, 1919, No.105, Kharkov)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
June 6, 1919, No.106, Balakleya station)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
June 6, 1919, No.107, Balakleya station)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to All the Forces of the Soviet Ukraine, June 8, 1919, No.108,
Lozovaya station)
The
Causes of the Defeats on the Southern Front
(June 8, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
June 9, 1919, No.111, Kharkov)
On
the Situation on the Southern Front
(Report to the Plenum of the Kharkov Soviet of Workers’, Cossacks’
and Peasants’ Deputies, June 14, 1919)
Steel
and Gold
(On the problem of acts of treachery in the Red Army, June 17, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
June 18, 1919, No.112, Kharkov)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the 13th Army, June 19, 1919, No.113)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
June 27, 1919, No.118, Voronezh)
Established
Soviet Deserters
(June 28, 1919)
The
Threat to Voronezh and to Kursk
(June 27, 1919)
Once
More on the Lessons from the Ukraine
(June 28, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
June 29, 1919, No.119, Kursk)
Profound
Verbiage
(July 10, 1919)
Green
and White
(July 11, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
July 11, 1919, No.122, Voronezh)
Immediate
Problems in Building the Army
(Letter to the Revolutionary War Councils of the Armies and the
Fronts) (July 12, 1919)
The
East and the South
(July 15, 1919)
Finish
it Before Winter Comes!
(July 16, 1919)
Criminal
Demagogy
(July 17, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Forces on the Southern front, July 18, 1919, No.126, Smorodino
station)
Commanders
Must Know How to Obey Orders
(July 18, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army
and the Red Navy,
July 19, 1919, No.121, Voronezh station)
The
Harvest and the War
(July 19, 1919)
Reality
and ‘Critical’ Chatter
(July 19, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Army, July 21, 1919, No.129, Kremenchug)
There
Must Be Order
(July 21, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Troops Stationed or in Action on the Territory of the
Ukrainian SSR, July 22, 1919, No.130, Kremenchug)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the 14th Army, July 22, 1919, No.131, Kremenchug)
Guerrilla-ism
and the Regular Army
(July 24, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
(to the 12th and 14th Armies, July 26, 1919, No.132, Korenyevo
station)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Commanders and Commissars of the 9th Army of the Southern
Front, July 29, 1919, No.134, Penza)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Armies of the Southern Front, August 1, 1919, No.135,
Voronezh)
From
The
Brest Stage: Foreword
(August 1, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army and the Red Navy, August
2, 1919, No.136, Vorozhba)
Hand
in Your Rifle!
(August 2, 1919)
Who
Betrayed Poltava?
(August 3, 1919)
Makhno
and Others
(August 4, 1919)
The
Militia Programme and Its Academic Critic
(August 5, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the 14th Army,
August 8, 1919, No.142, Konotop)
A
Word to the Ukrainian Soldiers Misled by Bandits
(August 1919)
Instruction
to the Responsible Workers of the 14th Army
(August 9, 1919)
The
14th Army and Its Commander
(August 9, 1919)
August
in the Ukraine
(August 12, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Armies of the Southern Front, August 13, 1919, No.143,
Voronezh)
The
10th Army
(August 18, 1919)
Round
Them Up!
(August 18, 1919)
The
Courage of Despair
(August 19, 1919)
To
the Troopers of Mamontov’s Corps
(August 24, 1919)
The
Situation at the Front
(Talk with representatives of the Soviet press) (August 26, 1919)
Churchill
Threatens But We Are Not Afraid
(August 29, 1919)
Proletarians,
to Horse!
(September 1, 1919)
Finland
and Thirteen Others
(September 1, 1919)
Order
by the Chairmain of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military
and Naval Affairs,
September 4, 1919, No.146, Tula)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs,
September 4, 1919, No.147, Orel)
Workers
and Peasants, Get Out and Round Them Up!
(September 4, 1919)
Do
We Need Guerrillas?
(September 6, 1919)
No
Entry for Adventurers, Careerists and Rogues!
(September 8, 1919)
The
Local Soviet Home-Guard
(September 11, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red forces advancing in the Gryazi-Voronezh direction,
September 12, 1919, No.149, Tambov)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the ‘N’ Army, September 12, 1919, No.150, Rtishchevo)
Colonel
Mironov
(September 13, 1919)
The
lesson of the Mironov affair
(September 16, 1919)
Guiding
principles of our immediate policy on the Don
(Notes from the archives, September 16, 1919)
A
letter to the CC of the RCP
(September 20, 1919)
From
a Speech to a Conference of the Moscow Organizations of the RCP
(September 24, 1919)
A
Letter to Our French Comrades
(September 1919)
Plan
for operations on the Southern front
(Notes from the secret archives, September 1919)
It
is Necessary to Rearm!
(Advice to Certain Military Specialists, September 1919)
A.P.
Nikolayev
(October 5, 1919)
Tula
steel
(October 6, 1919)
About
the Military Specialists
(From the archives, Autumn 1919)
The
Red Army as Seen by a White Guard
(October 13, 1919)
Concluding
Remarks
at the conference of representatives of the Central Directorate of
Military Schools and the Command Courses, October 14, 1919)
Draft
of a Letter to Party Members
(in the Revolutionary War Councils of the Armies and Fronts and Heads
of Political Departments, October 14, 1919)
Petrograd
Will Defend Itself from Within as Well
(October 16, 1919)
The
Blow Struck at Petrograd
(October 16, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the 7th Army, October 18, 1919, No.155, Petrograd)
Before
the Turning-Point
(October 18, 1919)
The
Fight for Petrograd
(Speech in the Petrograd Soviet of Workers’ Peasants’ and Red
Army Men’s Deputies, October 19, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Army Men, Commanders and Commissars Defending Petrograd,
October 20, 1919, Petrograd)
The
Turning-Point
(October 21, 1919)
The
First Blow
(October 23, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar
for Military and Naval Affairs,
October 24, 1919, No.158, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Reublic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Army and the Red Navy, October 24, 1919, No.159, Dyetskoye
Syelo (formerly Tsarskoye Syelo)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for
Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Navy, October 24, 1919, No.160, Petrograd)
Tanks
(October 25, 1919)
A
great victory
(October 25, 1919)
Greetings
to the Revolutionary War Council of the Southern Front
on the Occasion of the Rout of the Whites’ Cavalry Corps before
Voronezh, October 26, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the 7th Army, October 28, 1919, No.161, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Troops of the 7th Army, October 28, 1919, No.162, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Troops of the 7th Army, October 30, 1919, No.162a, Petrograd)
Petrograd,
October 1917-October 1919
(October 30, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the 7th Army, November 2, 1919, No.163, Petrograd)
Will
the Finns Intervene?
(Talk with a Representative of the Soviet Press)
To
the Soldiers of General Yudenich’s Army
(November 3)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the North-Western White Army, November 3, 1919, No.164, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the 7th Army, November 3, 1919, No.165, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Revolutionary War Council of the 7th Army, November 3, 1919,
No.166, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Commanders, Commissars and All Responsible Workers of the 7th
Army, November 4, 1919, No.167, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the of the Revolutionary War Council of the
Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the train of the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the
Republic, November 4, 1919, No.169, Petrograd)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Army and the Red Navy, November 4, 1919, No.170,
Petrograd)
The
Defence of Petrograd
(Report to the All-Russia Central Executive Committee, November 7,
1919)
Problems
the Army During the Civil War
(speech, November 8th, 1919)
French
Socialism on the Eve Of Revolution
(November 20, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
to the Red Forces Entering the Ukraine, November 30, 1919, No.174,
Moscow)
Our
Work at Building the Army and Our Fronts
(Report to the 7th All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers’,
Peasants’, Red Army Men’s and Working Cossacks’ Deputies,
December 7, 1919)
Order
by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and
People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs
on Measures for Overcoming Guerrilla-ism, December 11, 1919, No.180,
Moscow)
Our
Immediate Problems
(Speech at the conference of political workers in the Red Army,
December 12, 1919)
Concerning
Two Documents
(To Revolutionary War Councils of Armies and Fronts, December 17,
1919)
Jean
Longuet
(December 18, 1919)
Petrograd,
Be on Your Guard!
(December 22, 1919)
To
Women Workers
(Concerning Front Week, December 27, 1919)
Cossacks,
Form Up in a Soviet Column!
(In connection with the forthcoming Cossack congress)