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Letter to I. P. Babkin, July 24, 1921
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1976, Moscow, Volume 45, pages 225b-226a.
Comrade Babkin:
I have received and read your papers.
Give your business proposals concerning the shipment of fish and the success of the autumn fishing right away (25/VII) to Avanesov for introduction in the CLD (and to Potyaev, of course, in the first place).
We shall let you have a holiday, if the doctor says so, and puts it in writing that the holiday cannot be deferred until the winter. Otherwise you can have it in winter.
I advise you to have a personal talk with Potyaev and to remove his doubts about ârivalryâ on your part. Everything will be settled if you want it.
Who is it specifically of the âlocalâ workers that is dissatisfied with Potyaev? Why? When and where has this been stated?
I donât believe it: this is nothing but a squabble; we shall settle it.
24/VII.
With communist greetings,
Lenin