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Telegram to the Revolutionary Military Council of the 1st Labour Army, January 23, 1920
Revolutionary Council of Labour Army 1, copy to Yermakov, Uposkom,[1] Ekaterinburg
In reply to Yermakovâs telegram No. 25 concerning the existence of a huge number of all kinds of commissions, organisations and authorised agents engaged in organising fuel procurementâof military commissions alone there are as many as twelve plus the Ekaterinburg military district commission, the Ufa front-line commission, etc., newly set up by order of the Revolutionary Military Council of the Republicâthe Council of Defence decided: to instruct the Revolutionary Council of the Labour Army to settle the questions raised in the telegram in a way which will restore the greatest possible unity and co-ordination in the work of cutting, sawing, transporting and floating firewood, with the gubleskom and zheleskom[2] retaining the leading role.[3]
Report decisions and measures adopted.[4]
Lenin
Chairman, Council of Defence
- â Authorised agent of the Special Committee of the Council of Defence for introducing martial law on the railways and promoting fuel supplies.âEd.
- â Gubleskom and zheleskomâGubernia Timber Committee and Railway Timber Committee.âEd.
- â The questions raised in Yermakovâs telegram were discussed in the Council of Defence on January 16 and 23, 1920. The decision quoted by Lenin was adopted by the Council on January 23.
- â The last sentence is in Leninâs handwriting.âEd.