Collection of publications, texts of speeches and interviews, letters and telegrams. The fifth edition[edit] - M. : Politizdat, 1974 - 600 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 thirty-fifth volume of the Collected Works of . and . Lenin included works written from October 25 (November 7), 1917 to March 5, 1918 - in the period from the victory of the October armed uprising in Petrograd to the VII Congress of the Party. The book opens with historical Leninist documents: “To the citizens of Russia!”, announced the overthrow of the Provisional Bourgeois Government and the transfer of power to the Soviets , Report on the tasks of the Soviet authorities at the meeting of the Petrograd Soviet on October 25 (November 7) , Reports on Peace and Land at the Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets , which opened on the same day in Petrograd in Smolny . The congress proclaimed the transfer of all power in the country into the hands of the Soviets of Workers', Soldiers' and Peasants' Deputies, and formed a Soviet government headed by V.. and . Lenin . The main provisions on the methods and procedure for the socialist socialization of the most important means of production were formulated by Lenin in the Draft Decree on the Implementation of the Nationalization of Banks and on the Measures Necessary in connection Therewith. and also in the notes "Questions of economic policy" , in the "Sketch of the program of economic measures" and other documents, Included in volume 35. The tasks of workers' control over production were outlined in Lenin's "Draft Regulations on Workers' Control", which formed the basis for the "Regulations on Workers' Control" adopted by the All-Russian Central Executive Committee in December 1917. In the well-known article "How to organize competition?" Lenin emphasizes that only under socialism can there be a mass competition. Socialism not only does not extinguish competition , as the bourgeois writers falsely claim , and for the first time in human history creates an opportunity to apply it widely, Involve the vast majority of workers in the construction of a new life , Show yourself, The Talents , who are among the people. According to Lenin, the unbelieving spring and which capitalism has mellowed, Thousands and millions of .souls...................................... In the notes “From the Diary of a Publicist (Themes for Development)” Lenin outlined a range of issues covering all the most important problems of the domestic and foreign policy of the Soviet government. A number of works, included in volume 35, characterize Lenin's activities in organizing Soviet state construction. Among them, the most important place is occupied by Lenin's "Declaration of the Rights of the Working and Exploited People", approved in January 1918 by the Third Congress of Soviets .. A number of works included in the present volume are devoted to issues related to the convocation and dissolution of the Constituent Assembly “Theses on the Constituent Assembly”, “Draft Decree on the Dissolution of the Constituent Assembly”, “People from the Other World”, etc. In the report at the meeting of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee on February 24 and in the articles “On the revolutionary phrase” , "About Scabies" , "Peace or War?", "The Unfortunate World" (CM) "Heavy , but necessary lesson" , "Strange and Terrible" (CM) "A serious lesson and a serious responsibility" Lenin sharply criticized the views of the "Left Communists" on the question of the Brest peace.