Telegram to Aleksei Badayev and an Instruction to Dmitry Kursky, June 29, 1920

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Author(s) Lenin
Written 29 June 1920


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First published in 1942 in Lenin Miscellany XXXIV. Printed from the text in Fotieva’s handwriting, added to and signed by Lenin.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1975, Moscow, Volume 44, pages 393c-394a.
Keywords : Aleksei Badayev, Dmitry Kursky, Telegram

Badayev

Executive Committee

Petrograd

Copy to the Gubernia Land Department

In the matter of presenting information concerning the requisitioning of market-garden produce you have displayed impermissible procrastination. The first telephone message was transmitted to you on May 28, the second on June 22, and it was only to a telegram of June 26 that your reply was forthcoming, signed by secretary Trilisser. A brief report must be presented by you without delay. Inform us exactly how many days of postponement are required for a more detailed report. In the event of a brief report not being presented immediately, and a more detailed one within a very short period, the persons responsible will be called to strict account.

Lenin

Chairman, Council of People’s Commissars

Copy to Comrade Kursky: prosecute them for procrastination.

Report fulfilment.[1]

Lenin

  1. ↑ The text of the telegram from the words “Copy to Comrade Kursky” to the end is in Lenin’s handwriting.—Ed.
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