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Reply to F. Ström, a Spokesman of the Left-Wing Swedish Social-Democrats April 13, 1917
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Published: Politiken No. 86, April 15, 1957. Printed from the Politiken text. Translated from the Swedish.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 41, page 396.2.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow, Volume 41, page 396.2.
It is a downright invention to say that Frederik Ström, allegedly contrary to the wishes of the Russians, had prevented a representative of Socialdemokraten[1] from attending the conference. To Ström’s question, Lenin replied:
We have absolutely no trust in Mr. Branting. If you have trust in him, you are free to invite his representative.
- ↑ Socialdemokraten (Social-Democrat)—-organ of the Right, social-chauvinist wing of the Swedish Social-Democratic Party, led by K. H. Branting. p. 396