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Letter to Gavriil Leiteisen, October 23, 1905
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First published in 1931 in Lenin Miscellany XVI. Sent to Paris. Printed from the original.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 43, page 171a.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 43, page 171a.
Keywords : Gavriil Leiteisen, Letter
Geneva, October 23, 1905
Dear L.,
I have just been informed by Bracke of the French Parti Socialiste that their party congress will take place in Châlon-sur-Sâone from October 27–30 to November 1. Le meilleur accord est réservé aux dél’egués de l’Étranger.[1]
Will you be there? Be sure to drop me a line. If you will, represent us and deliver without fail an exhaustive speech with greetings from the revolutionary Social-Democracy of Russia.
If not, let me know at once. In that case we shall send a detailed message of greetings from here.[2]
So be sure to reply!
Yours,
N. Lenin
- ↑ Foreign delegates will be accorded the warmest welcome.—Ed.
- ↑ G. D. Leiteisen attended the First Congress of the United Socialist Party of France which opened on October 29, 1905, in Châlon. As a token of solidarity with the revolutionary proletariat of Russia he was included in the presidium and was unanimously applauded as he took his place on the platform. A telegram of greetings from Proletary was given a warm reception. The congress adopted a resolution moved by Paul Lafargue voicing solidarity with the Russian revolution.