Armed rebellion: On October 29 (16), 1917, an extended meeting of the Central Committee of the RSDLP(b) was held in Petrograd together with representatives of the Executive Committee of the Communist Party, the Petrograd District Committee, the military organization under the Central Committee, the Petrograd Council of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies, trade unions, factory and railway workers' committees, the Central Committee convened to discuss the issue The armed rebellion. About 30 people were present. The meeting was held on the Vyborg side at house No. 13/17 on Bolotnia Street, in the premises of the Lesnovsk-Udelninsky District Duma, whose head was M. J. Kalinin. The strictest confidentiality rules were maintained. Security was posted at the entrance to the house. V.I. Lenin gave a report on the decision of the Central Committees on armed rebellion. He read the decision of the Central Committees from October 23 (10) and in motivation, gave a brief analysis of the local and international situation. Lenin showed that the masses were following the Bolsheviks, and as evidence of this he cited statistics from the elections to the city councils of Petrograd and Moscow: The situation is clear: either the Kornilov dictatorship or the dictatorship of the proletariat and the poorest layers of the peasantry. It is impossible to be guided by the mood of the masses, because it is changeable and impossible to calculate; We must be guided by an objective analysis and assessment of the revolution. The masses put their faith in the Bolsheviks and demand from them not words but deeds, a resolute policy both in war and in the fight against destruction. Analyzing the international situation, Lenin emphasized that revolutionary Russia would be supported by the proletariat of Europe. In conclusion, Lenin said.

Armed rebellion: On October 29 (16), 1917, an extended meeting of the Central Committee of the RSDLP(b) was held in Petrograd together with representatives of the Executive Committee of the Communist Party, the Petrograd District Committee, the military organization under the Central Committee, the Petrograd Council of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies, trade unions, factory and railway workers' committees, the Central Committee convened to discuss the issue The armed rebellion. About 30 people were present. The meeting was held on the Vyborg side at house No. 13/17 on Bolotnia Street, in the premises of the Lesnovsk-Udelninsky District Duma, whose head was M. J. Kalinin. The strictest confidentiality rules were maintained. Security was posted at the entrance to the house. V.I. Lenin gave a report on the decision of the Central Committees on armed rebellion. He read the decision of the Central Committees from October 23 (10) and in motivation, gave a brief analysis of the local and international situation. Lenin showed that the masses were following the Bolsheviks, and as evidence of this he cited statistics from the elections to the city councils of Petrograd and Moscow: The situation is clear: either the Kornilov dictatorship or the dictatorship of the proletariat and the poorest layers of the peasantry. It is impossible to be guided by the mood of the masses, because it is changeable and impossible to calculate; We must be guided by an objective analysis and assessment of the revolution. The masses put their faith in the Bolsheviks and demand from them not words but deeds, a resolute policy both in war and in the fight against destruction. Analyzing the international situation, Lenin emphasized that revolutionary Russia would be supported by the proletariat of Europe. In conclusion, Lenin said.