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  ^[122] J. V. Stalin was the Central Committee's representative during the election campaign in St. Petersburg. The Executive Commission of the St. Petersburg Committee was a small committee of members of the St. Petersburg Committee appointed to direct current work.    [p. 280]

  ^[123] The Liquidators left out of the election platform which they issued in September 1912 the main political demands of the minimum programme of the R.S.D.L.P. Instead of the demand for a democratic republic they inserted the demand for universal suffrage "in the election of the State Duma and local government bodies," and instead of the demand for the confiscation of the land of the landlords they inserted the demand for "a revision of the agrarian legislation of the Third Duma."    [p. 283]

  ^[124] This refers to the so-called "August" conference of the Liquidators which was held in Vienna in August 1912 as a counter-stroke to the Prague Conference of the Bolsheviks.    [p. 286]

  ^[125] The Bolshevik "X" was N. G. Poletayev; the Liquidator "Y" was probably E. Mayevsky (V. A. Gutovsky).
    The St. Petersburg Liquidators "Ab. . . and L. . ." mentioned lower down were V. M. Abrosimov and V. Levitsky (V. O. Zederbaum).    [p. 288]

  ^[126] Nevsky Golos (The Voice of the Neva) -- a legal weekly newspaper published by the Menshevik Liquidators in St. Petersburg May-August 1912.    [p. 290]