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Letter to Nikolai Bryukhanov, Pavel Ivanovich Popov, Varlam Avanesov and Mikhail Vladimirsky, November 12, 1920
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1976, Moscow, Volume 45, pages 48c-49a.
At the top of the letter, Lenin wrote ,to his secretary: âHave this typed, and return to me for signature.ââEd.
Comrades Bryukhanov
Popov
Avanesov
Vladimirsky
Perhaps we could establish the following order concerning the number of workersâ supply rations:
1) Establish the minimum number of rations in numerical order, say:
ration No. 1 ordinary, minimum
â No. 2 so much higher
â No. 3
. . . . . . . .etc., up to No. 10, the highest ration, if the total number of rations could be confined to 10.
2) Determine monthly how many consumers (industrial or office workers plus members of their families) are receiving under each ration.
If we managed to do this, we could first find out exactly how many ration groups there are;
Second, we could easily switch separate groups from one ration to another;
And third, we should always know how much has actually been issued and to how many workers.
12/XI.
Lenin