Telegram to Joseph Stalin, February 22, 1920

Author(s)	Lenin
Written	22 February 1920

First Published: First published In 1942; Published according to a typewritten copy
Source: Lenin Collected Works, 4th English Edition, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1965, Volume 30, page 370

Keywords : Joseph Stalin, Language, Railway, Ukraine, Telegram

Stalin

Kharkov

February 22

It is essential immediately to arrange for interpreters at all headquarters and army institutions, and make it the duty of all to accept applications and other papers written in Ukrainian. This is absolutely essential—as far as language is concerned there must be every concession and the maximum of equality. I’ll tell you soon about the wages of the railwaymen. I hear you quite well when you speak distinctly so please answer my two telegrams by telephone.

Lenin

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