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Letter to Maria Zolina, April 30, 1910
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1971, Moscow, Volume 36, page 170
For M. M.
April 30, 1910
Dear Comrade,
Thank you for letting me know about Mikhail’s condition. I took steps at once to get a grant for him. As matters stand, it is hopeless to try and get it through the Central Committee’s Bureau Abroad, because there we are now in a minority. There was an opportunity to write to Russia, and I asked the Russian Central Committee to take a decision on a grant for Mikhail. I hope to have a favourable reply in two weeks’ time. In any case, it would be essential to ensure that Mikhail should continue the treatment and stay at Davos for the time being, until a complete cure.
All the best,
Yours,
N. Lenin
My address is:
Mr. Vl. Oulianoff.
4. Rue Marie Rose. 4.
Paris. XIV,