Works
- "A. G. Shliapnikov (avtobiografiia)." In Iu. S. Gambarov et al. (eds.), Deiateli SSSR i oktiabr'skoi revoliutsii: avtobiografii i biografii, 3: 244-251. Moscow, 1927-29; reprint edition, 1989.
- On the Eve of 1917. Richard Chappell, trans. New York, 1982.
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