Novaya Zhizn
1917-1918
Non-factional social-democratic daily newspaper founded by Maxim Gorky, aimed to overcome old factional divisions between Bolsheviks and Mensheviks. Its political positions most closely resembled those of Julius Martov's faction of Menshevik-Internationalists. The paper was published in Petrograd beginning from April 18 (May 1), 1917. After the October Revolution it agitated against the Soviet government. From June 1, 1918, it appeared in two editions-in Petrograd and Moscow. Both were closed down in July 1918. (See also in Glossary of Periodicals)
1917
No. 37, June 1 (14): V. I. Lenin Speech at a Sitting of the Bolshevik Group of the First All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies (Brief Newspaper Report)
No. 54, June 21 (July 4): V. I. Lenin Report at the All-Russia Conference of Front and Rear Military Organisations of the R.S.D.L.P. (B.) (Brief Newspaper Report)
No. 71, July 11 (24): V. I. Lenin Letter to the Editors of Novaya Zhizn
No. 163, October 26 (November 8): Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet To the Citizens of Russia!
No. 163, October 26 (November 8): Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet Petrograd Is In the Hands of the Military Revolutionary Committee
No. 163, October 26 (November 8): Julius Martov Resolution to the Second All-Russia Congress of Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies
No. 166, October 29 (November 11): The Left-Wing Socialists Appeal for a United Revolutionary Front
No. 167, October 30 (November 12): The Central Executive Committee Discusses Vikzhel's Ultimatum
No. 172, November 4 (17): A. Lozovsky Letter to the Bolshevik Group in the Central Executive Committee
No. 173, November 5 (18): Disintegration of the Soviet Government
No. 190/184, December 1 (14): Vladimir Bazarov What is needed for socialism?
No. 192, December 3 (16): V. I. Lenin Speech on the question of setting up a Supreme Economic Council (Brief Newspaper Report)
1918
No. 6, January 9 (22): Maxim Gorky January 9, 1905, and January 5, 1918
No. 7, January 11 (24): Resolution of the C.C., R.S.D.L.P.(Bolsheviks) Concerning the Expulsion from the Party of S. A. Lozovsky
No. 30, February 21 (8): V. I. Lenin Speech to the Lettish Riflemen (Brief Newspaper Report)
No. 46, March 20: Declaration of the Petrograd Workers
No. 80, April 30: To All Activists of the Trade-Union Movement