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Letter to Maria llyinichna Ulyanova, February 16, 1914
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 37, page 513
Maria Ilyinichna Ulyanova,
Samarin’s House, Apt. 3,
Moskovskaya Street,
Vologda,
Russia
February 16, 1914
Dear Manyasha,
I recently returned from a trip (among other things, I lectured on the question of nationalities in Paris)[1] and still cannot settle down to write.
How are you? When will your term of exile be over?
How is Mother keeping? Has she completely recovered?
It is a long time since I had news of Mark or Mitya. I know nothing about their way of life or their plans.
There have been no changes here. We still live modestly. Nadya seems to be in for a relapse of her thyroid trouble— the symptoms are still mild but they are there. Perhaps I shall have to take her for another operation in spring.... It is still not certain and it is better so far to say nothing to her about it. I am quite well, so is Y.V.
All the best. Give Mother many kisses for me.
Yours,
V. U.
- ↑ This refers to Lenin’s lecture on the question of nationalities delivered in the Grand Hall of the Paris Geographical Society on January 23, 1914.