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Letter to Vladimir Noskov, Leonid Krasin and Lev Galperin, Member of the CC, RSDLP, January 13, 1905
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First published in 1964 in Collected Works, Fifth (Russian) Ed., Vol. 47. Printed from the original.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 43, page 152a.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 43, page 152a.
The letter has the word âCopyâ on it in Leninâs hand.âEd.
==== To Members of the CC Glebov
Nikitich
Valentin ====
Geneva, 13.I. 05
Dear Sirs,
Enclosed you will find my statement in reply to yours in Iskra No. 77.[1] My representatives in the arbitration are Comrades Schwarz and Voinov. Address for communication with them: forwarding office of the newspaper Vperyod, for so-and-so.
N. Lenin
Sent in two envelopes to the address: Mr. P. Axelrod. 4. Bd. Pont dâArve. 4.
- â The statement Lenin sent to the Bolshevik conciliators L. B. Krasin, V. A. Noskov and L. Y. Galperin, members of the CC, RSDLP, was written in connection with the âJuly Declarationâ of the CC (see Note 76).
In July 1904 the three CC members passed, without Leninâs knowledge, a resolution recognising as lawful the co-opting by Plekhanov into the Iskra Editorial Board of Mensheviks who had been voted down by the Second Congress of the RSDLP, and forbidding Lenin to take any important action as CC representative abroad unless empowered to do so by the CC, there by depriving him of his powers as the Partyâs representative abroad.
Although Lenin on August 18, 1904, challenged the resolution inasmuch as he had not been invited to the CC meeting or even informed that the question would be taken up, the resolution was printed in Iskra No. 72 on August 25.
On November 5, Iskra No. 77 carried a statement of the CC accusing Lenin, who continued to consider himself a member of the CC and said so publicly, of doing so allegedly âwith the object of disorganising the Partyâ. The CC proposed that the conflict be submitted to arbitration by leaders of international Social-Democracy.