The International Will the Allies Throw Away the Last Chance? (January 1918)

Russo-Persian Pourparlers (January 4, 1918)

Session of 9 January (January 9, 1918)

Session of 10 January (with Richard von Kühlmann et al, January 10, 1918)

Session of Committee on Territorial Questions, 11 January (with Richard von Kühlmann et al, January 11, 1918)

Session of Committee on Territorial Questions, 12 January (with Lev Kamenev, Richard von Kühlmann, Max Hoffmann et al, January 12, 1918)

Plenary Session of 12 January (with Max Hoffmann et al, January 12, 1918)

Russian Statement Concerning Session of 10 January (January 14, 1918)

Session of Committee on Territorial Questions, 15 January (with Richard von Kühlmann et al, January 15, 1918)

Session of 15 January, Afternoon (with Richard von Kühlmann et al, January 10, 1918)

Afternoon Session of 18 January (with Richard von Kühlmann et al, January 18, 1918)

Session of 31 January (with Ottokar Graf Czernin, Richard von Kühlmann et al, January 18, 1918)

Plenary Session of 1 February (with Lubinski, Ottokar Graf Czernin et al, January 18, 1918)

From a Speech to the 3rd All-Russian Congress of Soviets (January 23, 1918)

Session of Committee on Territorial Questions, 3 February (with Richard von Kühlmann, Ottokar Graf Czernin et al, February 3, 1918)

Session of 9 February (with Richard von Kühlmann, Ottokar Graf Czernin et al, February 3, 1918)

Declaration (February 10, 1918)

Russia’s Declaration to the Powers (February 10, 1918)

Russian Request for Explanation (February 17, 1918)

Declaration on Signing the Treaty (with Vladimir Lenin, February 19, 1918)

Declaration on Accepting the German Conditions (with Vladimir Lenin, Nikolai Krylenko et al, February 24, 1918)

History of the Russian Revolution to Brest-Litovsk (February 25, 1918)

Peace Negotiations and the Revolution (February 1918?)

To the Peace Delegation (March 2, 1918)

We Need an Army (Speech at the session of the Moscow Soviet of Workers’, Soldiers’ and Peasants’ Deputies, March 19, 1918)

Our Task (March 21, 1918)

The New Army (Speech at the Alekseyevskaya People’s House, March 22, 1918)

Work, Discipline, Order (Report to the Moscow City Conference of the Russian Communist Party, March 28, 1918, different version)

From A Word to Russian Workers and Peasants ... (April 14, 1918)

The Internal and External Tasks of the Soviet Power (Lecture given in Moscow, April 21, 1918)

The Red Army (Speech at the session of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee, April 22, 1918)

Decree on Compulsory Military Training (adopted at the session of April 22, 1918)

The Socialist Oath (promulgated at the session of April 22, 1918)

A Necessary Explanation (about the military specialists, April 23, 1918)

May Day and the International (May 1, 1918)

Speech on Brest-Litovsk (May 1918)

To All Province, Uyezd and Volost Soviets of Workers’, Peasants’ and Cossacks’ Deputies (May 18, 1918)

The Czechoslovak Mutiny (Communiqué of the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs, May 29, 1918)

Answers to Questions Put by the Representative of the Czechoslovak Corps Vaclav Neubert (May 31, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs (to All Units Fighting Against the Counter-Revolutionary Czechoslovak Mutineers, on June 4, 1918)

In Memory of Plekhanov (June 4, 1918)

Two Roads (Speech made at joint session of members of the 4th All-Russia Central Executive Committee, the Moscow Soviet of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies, the All-Russia and Moscow Central Trade Union Council, representatives of all the trade unions of Moscow, factory committees and other workers’ organisations, June 4, 1918)

Resolution (on the question of combating famine, adopted at the session of June 4, 1918)

The Organization of the Red Army (Speech at the First All-Russia Congress of Military Commissars, June 7, 1918)

Into the Fight Against Famine (Report read at a public meeting in Sokolniki, June 9, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to All Units of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army Fighting Against the Counter-Revolutionary Mutineers and Their Czechoslovak Allies, June 13, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to the Army and Navy Departments and to the Red Army and Red Navy, June 13, 1918)

From The International Situation and Organization of the Red Army (June 16, 1918)

The First Betrayal (Testimony before the Supreme Revolutionary Tribunal in the Shchastny case, June 20, 1918)

Towards Intervention (June 22, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (July 1, 1918)

The Landing at Murmansk (July 4, 1918)

Before the Revolt (Moving of emergency resolution at the 5th Congress of Soviets of Workers’, Peasants’, Cossacks’ and Red Army Men’s Deputies, July 4, 1918)

The Murder of Count Mirbach (Order by the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs, July 7, 1918)

Liquidation of the Revolt (Official communiqué, July 8, 1918)

The revolt (Report to the 5th All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers’, Peasants’, Cossacks’ and Red Army Men’s Deputies, July 9, 1918) & Concluding Remarks.

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs (on Investigation of the Revolt, July 1918)

To the Commissars and the Military Specialists (July 10, 1918)

The Creation of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army (Report to the 5th Congress of Soviets, July 10, 1918)

Resolution on the Question of War and Peace (adopted by the 5th Congress of Soviets, July 1918)

Resolution on the report on creating the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army (adopted by the 5th Congress of Soviets, July 1918)

Resolution on the Report on Creating the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army (July 1918)

Soldiers of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army! (Order of the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs, July 15, 1918: No.561)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (July 17, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy (July 22, 1918)

A Warning (July 22, 1918)

The Officer Question (July 23, 1918)

The Socialist Fatherland in Danger (Report to the extraordinary joint session of the 5th All-Russia Central Executive Committee, the Moscow Soviet of Workers’, Peasants’ and Red Army Men’s Deputies, trade unions and factory committees, July 29, 1918)

Resolution Adopted on the Report (at the session of July 29, 1918)

The Demonstration by ex-General Novitsky (Letter to the Head of the General Staff Academy, July 30, 1918)

About the officers deceived by Krasnov (?)

At the Gates of Kazan (1 August, 1918)

Decree of the Council of People’s Commissars on the Call-up for Compulsory Military Service of Persons Who Have Served in the Forces as Non-Commissioned Officers (August 2, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military Affairs (August 3, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to the Member of the Board of the People’s Commissariat for Military Affairs Comrade Kedrov, the Kazan Revolutionary War Council and the Vologda Province Military Commissariat, August 6, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (August 8, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and the Red Navy (August 11, 1918)

The Lettish Semigallian Regiment (From the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Chairman of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee, August 13, 1918)

The Masters of Czechoslovak Russia (August 14, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Supreme Military Council and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (No.18 of 1918, August 14, 1918)

On Collaborators with the Czech-White Guards (August 15, 1918)

Comrade Sailors of the Volga Flotilla! (August 19, 1918)

An American Lie (To all, to all, to all. Announcement by the People’s Commissariat for Military and Naval Affairs, August 22, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (August 24, 1918)

To the Mutinous Forces in Kazan (Fighting Against the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army, to the Deceived Czechoslovaks, to the Deceived Peasants, to the Deceived Workers: August 27, 1918, Sviyazhsk)

On the Mobilisation (To the peasants and workers of Kazan Province, August 27, 1918)

What is the Struggle About? (August 28, 1918)

Order by the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs to the Red Army and Red Navy (August 30, 1918: No. 31)

Remember Yaroslavl! (August 1918)

A Warning to the Working People of Kazan (August 1918)

The Kazan Peasant is Wise After the Event (September 1918)

What is Panic? (September 1918)

The Red Officers (Speech at the Military Administration courses, September 1918)

Before the Capture of Kazan (Speech at the meeting of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee, September 2, 1918)

Lenin Wounded (Speech at the meeting of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee, September 2, 1918)

The Don Cossack Host (Decree of the Council of People’s Commissars, September 3, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to the Red Army and Red Navy, September 10, 1918, No.32)

Telegram to the Chairmen of the Petrograd and Moscow Soviets (Comrades Zinoviev and Kamenev, September 1918)

The Significance of the Taking of Kazan in the Course of the Civil War (Speech in Kazan Theatre on the day after the taking of Kazan, September 11, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to the Red Army and Red Navy, September 12, 1918)

An Appeal to the Czechoslovaks (September 13, 1918)

About the Burglars who Seized in Kazan Part of the Gold Reserve of the Russian Soviet Republic (September 14, 1918)

About the Victory (September 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (September 30, 1918)

The Situation at the Fronts (Speech at the meeting of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee, September 30, 1918)

The International Situation (Speech at the special joint session of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee, the Moscow city and city district Soviets, and representatives of the factory committees and trade unions, October 3, 1918)

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, October 5, 1918: No.43)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (October 7, 1918: No.44)

The Breathing-Space (Speech at the meeting of the 5th all-Russian Central Executive Committee, October 30, 1918)

The Non-Commissioned Officers (Speech made to the Petrograd Manoeuvring Battalion of NCOs at Kozlov, autumn 1918)

On the Military Commissars (Autumn 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to the Red Army and Red Navy, November 3, 1918: No.56, Tsaritsyn)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (November 4, 1918: No.55)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs, November 7, 1918: No.58

The Military Academy (Speech at the ceremonial meeting of November 8, 1918 at the Military Academy, on the day when it opened) (22.6k)

The Military Situation (Report to the 6th All-Russia Extraordinary Congress of Soviets, November 9, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to the Red Army and Red Navy, November 15, 1918: No.60, Moscow)

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 16, 1918: No.61)

On Guard for the World Revolution (Report read at the joint session of the Voronezh Soviet of Workers’, Peasants’ and Red Army Men’s Deputies, November 18, 1918)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and the People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to the Eighth Army, November 20, 1918: No.62, Liski station)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic and People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs (to all troups on the Southern Front, November 24, 1918: No.64)

Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (to the troops and Soviet institutions on the Southern Front, November 24, 1918: No.65)

Resolution of the All-Russia Central Executive Committee (November 30, 1918)

A Word about the Cossacks and to the Cossacks (December 10, 1918)

The role of Communists in the Red Army (Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Red Army and the Red Navy, December 11, 1918: No.69, Voronezh)

Letter to the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party (December 25, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (December 26, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin and Sverdlov (December 26, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (December 26, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (December 27, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (No. 1526 December 27, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (December 28, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (December 29, 1918)

About the ex-Officers (a necessary statement, December 30, 1918)

The Military Specialists and the Red Army (December 30, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (December 30, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (No. 1633, December 30, 1918)

Telegram to Lenin (No. 1649, December 30, 1918)

The Principles of Democracy and Proletarian Dictatorship (1918)