The work where Lenin expounded the Social-Democratic Party’s agrarian program in the Russian Revolution. Lenin examined and analyzed the socio-economic development of Russia during the late 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. He sorted out and summarized the historical lessons of the failed 1905 Revolution. Lenin made an accurate evaluation of the extent of the development of Russian agricultural capitalism and wrote the book The Agrarian Programme of Social-Democracy in the First Russian Revolution. This book was confiscated and destroyed by the Tsarist censorship when it went to press in Petersburg in 1908, and only one copy was preserved until it was published in 1917. This article is a summary of the book, which was written by Lenin at the request of Rosa Luxemburg and Leo Jogiches, in order to introduce the differences of views existing in the Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party on the land issue to the Polish Social Democrats. It was written on July 5, 1908, and published in the 6th issue of Social-Democratic Review (Krakow)in August 1908. The Chinese translation is included in Vol. 17 of the second revised edition of Complete Works of Lenin…
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