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Letter to Camille Huysmans, September 8, 1908
| Author(s) | Lenin |
|---|---|
| Written | 8 September 1908 |
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 43, pages 193b-194a.
8.IX. 08
Dear Comrade Huysmans,
Thank you for your letter of August 31st. I was away for three days and that is why I did not reply earlier.[1] (...)[2] as for the report we have [now] arranged that matter. (...)[3]
... [that the Central Committee of our Party was able to hold (after several months] “rest” in prisons) a plenary meeting. The member of the Committee who started to write the report was also arrested; he was only released two weeks ago. Now he is here too. We have decided that it is [impos]sible to continue the preparation of the report in Russia and [we have] entrusted this [task] to a comrade [in Geneva] (...)[4] ... that the report will be finished in two months. I deeply regret, dear comrade, that we caused you a good deal of trouble and inconvenience but you cannot imagine what a large number of militants we have lost and to what extent (...)[5]
... the crisis of (...)[6]
... the Courrier International (...)[7]
... I do not know any internationalist of the old guard in Geneva. You have probably written to London and to the committees of the Swiss socialist (...)[8] about this matter: if the socialist newspapers in London, Geneva, Zurich, etc. ... will print an announcement that the International Socialist = Bureau (...)[9]
... of this Courrier (...)[10]
My address: Vl. Oulianoff, 61, rue des Maraîchers, Genève.
Vl. Oulianoff
- ↑ Where Lenin went in the beginning of September 1908 has not been established.
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