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Letter to the Foreign Literature Committee, December 2, 1921
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1976, Moscow, Volume 45, pages 393c-394a.
See Note 347.
Forlitcom[edit source]
=== Copy to Comrade Pyatakov—
for information and co-ordinating with Forlitcom
the question of allocating the necessary credit
in gold for periodical subscriptions ===
I propose for, and for the account of, the Central Board of the Coal Industry of the Donets Basin
1) urgent subscriptions for sets of all mining magazines —German, British and the United States, for 1917–1921;
2) regular subscriptions for and mailing to the Central Board of:
a) all mining magazines issued in German, French and English;
b) new publications of the most important books on mining;
c) The Economist magazine.[1]
Please send a report on execution to CPC business manager Comrade Gorbunov.
Chairman, Council of People’s Commissars
- ↑ The Economist, a British economic and political weekly, an organ of the big industrial bourgeoisie, published in London since 1843.