Collection of publications, texts of speeches and interviews, letters and telegrams. The fifth edition[edit] - M. : Politizdat, 1968 - 656 s. : il. In the full collection of works in . and . Lenin includes his books, as well as articles and interviews published in various organs of the Russian and foreign press; reports and speeches by B. and . Lenin at party congresses, conferences, congresses of the Soviets, congresses of the Comintern, speeches at meetings of the leading centers of the party, at mass meetings and rallies; leaflets, statements, addresses, program documents, draft resolutions, decrees, greetings, the author of which was V. and . Lenin, letters, telegrams, notes, recordings of conversations over a direct wire, questionnaires and other materials. In the seventeenth volume of the collection of works in . and . Lenin includes works written in March 1908 June 1909, during the period of rampant Black-Hundred reaction in Russia. The works included in this volume, by the nature of the issues covered in them, are directly adjacent to the works included in the previous, sixteenth volume. During these years, Lenin fights for the preservation and strengthening of the party, continues to summarize the lessons of the first Russian revolution, gives an analysis of the correlation of class forces, develops the agrarian question, defines the tasks and policy of the party in the new conditions. In the works , Included in , , Lenin's struggle against opportunism and revisionism within the party and in the international arena The position of Bolshevism on the issues of national liberation movements in colonial and dependent countries is substantiated. the Struggle Against Militarism and the Threat of Imperialist War . Lenin proceeded from the premise that the objective tasks of the bourgeois revolution in Russia remained unresolved and therefore a new revolutionary crisis was inevitable. Strategic plan of the Bolsheviks, conducted by them during the revolution of 1905-1907 . It has all of its meaning.. On the "Nature" of the Russian Revolution , "To the Appreciation of the Russian Revolution" , "The 'Lefting' of the Bourgeoisie and the Tasks of the Proletariat" Lenin , revealing the failure of the Menshevik assessment of the character and driving forces of the Russian revolution , Stresses the necessity and possibility of the hegemony of the proletariat in the coming new bourgeois-democratic revolution. During this period, Lenin devoted much attention to the further development and justification of the Party's agrarian program. This includes the work “The Agrarian Question in Russia by the End of the 19th Century”, the abstract “The Agrarian Program of Social Democracy in the Russian Revolution”, the article “P. Maslov in Hysterics”, “How Plekhanov and Co. Defend Revisionism”, “The Agrarian Debate in the Third Duma”, in which Lenin defends and develops further the Marxist theory of the agrarian question.