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Preface by Progress Publishers

Volume 35 consists of letters, telegrams and notes written by Lenin between February 1912 and December 1922 inclusive.

The documents in ·this volume reflect Lenin's activities during the revival of the working-class movement that began in 1910, during the imperialist world war, during the period when the Great October Socialist Revolution was prepared and carried out, and during the first five years of Soviet power.

The letters written in the years of revolutionary revival— to the editorial board of Pravda, to Y. M. Sverdlov and others—show Lenin's activity in guiding the Bolshevik legal daily newspaper Pravda and the Bolshevik group in the Fourth State Duma, and contain authoritative observa tions on the problem of nationalities.

A number of letters, to Maxim Gorky, G. K. Orjonikidze and others, throw light on Lenin's efforts to unite the Party on the basis of the decisions of the Prague Conference, and his fight against the anti-Party August bloc, organised by Trotsky.

A large number of letters in this volume reflect Lenin's struggle against the imperialist ~var and the treacherous policy of the open social-chauvinists, Kautskians and Trots kyists, and expose the anti-Party activity of hidden ene mies of the Party—Pyatakov, Bukharin, Zinoviev and their supporters. These letters also show what Lenin did to guide the revolutionary work of the Bolshevik organisations in Russia and unite the Left-wing elements of international Social-Democracy on the principles of proletarian inter nationalism for the fight against social-chauvinism and for transformation of the imperialist war into civil war.

The volume includes a considerable number of letters from Lenin to Inessa Armand, containing most important propositions on Bolshevik theory and tactics in regard to problems of war, peace and revolution. The Bolshevik attitude to the slogan "defence of the fatherland” receives particular attention.

The letters and telegrams of the years 1918-20 contain directives issued by Lenin on questions of the country's defence, the Red Army's military operations and consolidation of the Soviet rear.

A number of letters sharply criticise the work of the Revolutionary Military Council. These letters, and also the telegrams to the Military Councils of various fronts and armies, expose the suspicious activities of the Trots kyists who had found their way into high military posts and were attempting to frustrate the successes of the Red Army and make more difficult the struggle of the Soviet people against the foreign invaders and the whiteguards.

In the letters covering the years 1921-22 much space is devoted to the strengthening of the Soviet state, economic planning and the electrification of the country. Many documents of this period deal with the problems of improving the work of the machinery of state—the drive against bureaucracy, the proper selection of personnel, systematic checking of the fulfilment of decisions and drawing the mass of working people into state administration.

Lenin's correspondence in these years demonstrates his special concern for scholars and writers, for the develop inent of Soviet culture, science and technology. This can be seen in his letters about the plan for electrification of the country, the importance of radio inventions, the compilation of a dictionary of contemporary Russian, the work of libraries and schools, and in those which point t~ the necessity for gathering materials on the history of the Civil War and the Soviet Republic.

The volume contains 172 documents that had not been included in previous editions of the Collected Works (they are marked with an asterisk in the contents list). Of these 23 appeared in print for the first time in the Fourth Russian Edition.

The letters and telegrams are in chronological order, those sent abroad from Russia being dated in old style, those sent from abroad in new style. Where there is no date in Lenin's original, the editors have added it at the end of the document.

Apart from the reference notes, there is an alphabetical list for identifying the pseudonyms, nicknames and initials used in the text.

 

1912

1. TO MAXIM GORKY. February
2. MAXIM GORKY. February-March
3. G. L. SHKLOVSKY. March 12
4. G. L. SHKLOVSKY. March 13
* 5. G. K. ORJONIKIDZE, S. S. SPANDARYAN AND YELENA STASOVA. March 28
6. CAMILLE HUYSMANS. Earlier than March 28
* 7. G. K. ORJONIKIDZE, S. S. SPANDARYAN AND YELENA STASOVA. Early in April
* 8. THE BUREAU OF THE CC OF THE RSDLP IN RUSSIA. April 16
9. EDITOR OF ZVEZDA. April 22
10. B. N. KNIPOVICH. June 6
* 11. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. July 19
12. EDITOR OF NEVSKAYA ZVEZDA. July 24
13. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. Earlier than August 1
14. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. August 1
15. MAXIM GORKY. August 1
* 16. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. August 2
17. MAXIM GORKY. Earlier than August 26
18. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. September 8
19. MAXIM GORKY. Beginning of October
20. MAXIM GORKY. October 17
21. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. November 2
* 22. EDITOR OF SOTSIAL-DEMOKRAT. Earlier than November 18
23. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. November 24
24. EDITOR OF PRAVDA. November 26
25. MAXIM GORKY. December 22 or 23

1913

26. MAXIM GORKY. Earlier than January 8
27. N. A. RUBAKIN. January 25
28. MAXIM GORKY. After January 25
29. Y. M. SVERDLOV. February 9
* 30. EDITORIAL BOARD OF PRAVDA. February 14
* 31. EDITORIAL BOARD OF PRAVDA. February 19
32. MAXIM GORKY. Between February 15 and 25
33. EDITORIAL BOARD OF PRAVDA. February 21
34. M. A. SAVELYEV. February 22
* 35. L. B. KAMENEV. February 25
36. MAXIM GORKY. After March 6
* 37. L. B. KAMENEV. Before March 29
* 38. EDITORIAL BOARD OF PRAVDA. April 5
39. MAXIM GORKY. Not earlier than May 9-10
* 40. EDITORIAL BOARD OF PRAVDA. Not earlier than May 25
41. THE BOLSHEVIK DEPUTIES IN THE FOURTH STATE DUMA. June 17
42. G. V. PLEKHANOV. Not later than June 22
43. MAXIM GORKY. Not later than June 22
44. MAXIM GORKY. July 25
* 45. THE GERMAN SOCIAL-DEMOCRATIC PARTY ON THE DEATH OF AUGUST BEBEL. Between August 13 and 17.
46. S. G. SHAHUMYAN. August 24
* 47. EDITORIAL BOARD OF PRAVDA TRUDA. Not earlier than September 30
48. MAXIM GORKY. September 30
49. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. Earlier than October 26
50. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. Between November 2 and 7
* 51. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. Not earlier than November 3
* 52. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. November 7
* 53. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. Not later than November 7
* 54. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. Not earlier than November 13
55. MAXIM GORKY. November 13 or 14
* 56. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. Not earlier than November 14
* 57. EDITORIAL BOARD OF ZA PRAVDU. Not earlier than November 16
58. MAXIM GORKY. Second half of November
* 59. INESSA ARMAND. After December 18
* 60. INESSA ARMAND. End of December

1914

* 61. DAVID WIJNKOOP. January 12
* 62. INESSA ARMAND. April 1
* 63. INESSA ARMAND. April 24
* 64. EDITORIAL BOARD OF DZVIN. April 26
65. N. N. NAKORYAKOV. May 18
66. S. G. SHAHUMYAN. May 19
67. INESSA ARMAND. Earlier than June 5
68. INESSA ARMAND. Between July 10 and 16
* 69. I. E. HERMAN. Later than July 18
70. SECRETARY, EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE GRANAT BROS. ENCYCLOPAEDIC DICTIONARY (July 21, 1914). July 21
* 71. SECRETARY, EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE GRANAT BROS. ENCYCLOPAEDIC DICTIONARY (July 28, 1914). July 28
72. V. A. KARPINSKY. Later than September
73. V. A. KARPINSKY. Earlier than October 11, 1914
74. V. A. KARPINSKY. October 11
75. V. A. KARPINSKY. October 17
76. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. October 17
77. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. October 17.
78. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. October 27
79. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. October 31
80. SECRETARY, EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE GRANAT PUBLISHING HOUSE. November 17
81. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. November 28.
82. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. Earlier than December 16

1915

83. BASOK. January 12
84. INESSA ARMAND. January 17 (on "free love")
85. INESSA ARMAND. January 24 (on plan for pamphlet)
86. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. February 11
87. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. Later than May 22
88. DAVID WIJNKOOP. Between June 19 and July 13
89. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. Later than July 11
* 90. DAVID WIJNKOOP. Later than July 24
91. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. July 26
92. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. Not earlier than August 4
93. K. B. RADEK. August 19
94. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. August 23
95. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. Earlier than September 13
96. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. October 10
97. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. November 9

1916

98. MAXIM GORKY. January 11
99. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. Later than March 11
* 100. G. Y. ZINOVIEV. May 21
101. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. Earlier than June 17
102. M. N. POKROVSKY. July 2
* 103. G. Y. ZINOVIEV. August
* 104. N. I. BUKHARIN. End of August and beginning of September
105. A. G. SHLYAPNIKOV. Later than October 3
106. FRANZ KORITSCHONER. October 26
107. N. D. KIKNADZE. End of October and beginning of November
108. N. D. KIKNADZE. Later than November 5
109. INESSA ARMAND. November 20
* 110. INESSA ARMAND. November 25
* 111. INESSA ARMAND. November 30
112. ARTHUR SCHMID. December 1
113. INESSA ARMAND. December 18
114. M. N. POKROVSKY. December 21
* 115. INESSA ARMAND. Later than December 23
* 116. INESSA ARMAND. December 26

1917

117. INESSA ARMAND. January 8
118. INESSA ARMAND. January 19
* 119. INESSA ARMAND. January 22
120. INESSA ARMAND. Between January 22 and 30
* 121. INESSA ARMAND. January 30
* 122. INESSA ARMAND. February 3
123. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. February 17
* 124. INESSA ARMAND. February 19
125. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. March 6
* 126. INESSA ARMAND. March 15
127. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. March 16
128. ALEXANDRA KOLLONTAI. March 17
129. V. A. KARPINSKY. March 19
130. V. A. KARPINSKY. March 24
* 131. A. V. LUNACHARSKY. Earlier than March 26
132. V. A. KARPINSKY. March 25
* 133. INESSA ARMAND. Between March 26 and 31
134. J. S. HANECKI. March 30
* 135. V. A. KARPINSKY. April 2
136. V. A. KARPINSKY. April 12
137. BUREAU OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ABROAD. August 17 (30)
138. THE FINNISH COMRADES. November 11
139. TELEGRAM TO THE PRESIDIUM OF THE MOSCOW SOVIET OF WORKERS' AND SOLDIERS' DEPUTIES. November 19
140. TELEGRAM TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE OSTROGOZHSK SOVIET. December 6 (19)

1918

* 141. TELEGRAM TO G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. January 22
* 142. TELEGRAM TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE DRISSA TOWN SOVIET. February 19
* 143. TO THE PEOPLE'S COMMISSARIAT FOR WAR. April 22.
144. TO D. I. KURSKY. May 4
145. TO S. G. SHAHUMYAN. May 14
* 146. TO V. D. BONCH-BRUYEVICH. May 23
* 147. TELEPHONE MESSAGE TO THE PETROGRAD SOVIET. June 2
* 148. TELEGRAM TO NIZHNI-RIVERSIDE. June 8
* 149. TO G. Y. ZINOVIEV. June 26
* 150. TELEGRAM TO A. M. YURIEV. June 26
* 151. TO S. G. SHAHUMYAN. June 29
* 152. TELEGRAM TO CHIEFS OF REQUISITIONING DETACHMENTS ON ALL RAILWAYS. July 1
153. TO ALL DISTRICT COMMITTEES OF THE RCP, ALL DISTRICT SOVIETS OF DEPUTIES, ALL STAFFS OF THE RED ARMY. July 6
154. TELEPHONE MESSAGE TO THE MOSCOW SOVIET. July 7.
* 155. RADIO MESSAGE TO S. G. SHAHUMYAN. July 22
* 156. TO CLARA ZETKIN. July 26
* 157. TELEGRAM TO S. G. SHAHUMYAN. July 29
* 158. TO A. D. TSYURUPA. August 5
* 159. TELEGRAM TO N. A. ANISIMOV. August 9
* 160. TO G. F. FYODOROV. August 9
* 161. TELEGRAM TO V. V. KURAYEV. August 10
* 162. TELEGRAM TO V. V. KURAYEV. August 12
* 163. TELEGRAM TO A. Y. MINKIN. August 14
* 164. TELEGRAM TO M. F. BOLDYREV. August 17
* 165. TELEGRAM TO THE ZDOROVETS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, OREL GUBERNIA. August 19
* 166. TELEGRAM TO THE LIVNY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. August 20
* 167. TELEGRAM TO THE ASTRAKHAN GUBERNIA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. August 21
168. TO PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS. August 29
169. TO M. S. KEDROV. August 29
170. TELEGRAM TO L. D. TROTSKY. September 7
* 171. TELEGRAM TO A. V. LUNACHARSKY. September 18.
172. TO RAILWAYMEN COMRADES ON THE MOSCOW-KIEV-VORONEZH RAILWAY. September 20
173. TO Y. A. BERZIN, V. V. VOROVSKY AND A. A. JOFFE. September 20
* 174. TO Y. M. SVERDLOV AND L. D. TROTSKY. October 1
175. TELEGRAM ON THE OCCASION OF THE CAPTURE OF SAMARA. October 9
* 176. TO THE PRESIDIUM OF THE MOSCOW SOVIET OF WORKERS’ AND RED ARMY DEPUTIES. October 12
177. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SPARTACUS GROUP. October 18
* 178. TELEGRAM TO I. I. VATSETIS. October 20
179. TELEPHONE MESSAGE TO A. A. JOFFE. October 23
* 180. TELEGRAM TO THE OREL AND KURSK GUBERNIA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES AND GUBERNIA PARTY COMMITTEES. November 9
* 181. TELEGRAM TO IVANOV, CHAIRMAN OF THE UNECHA RCP(b) ORGANISATION. November 13
* 182. TELEGRAM TO THE OREL GUBERNIA COMMITTEE OF THE RCP(b). November 13
183. TELEPHONE MESSAGE TO I. I. VATSETIS. December 23
184. TELEGRAM TO THE SOVIET OF COMMUNES OF THE NORTHERN REGION. December 25

1919

* 185. TELEGRAM TO L. D. TROTSKY. January 2 or 3
* 186. TELEGRAM TO G. Y. SOKOLNIKOV. April 20
* 187. TELEGRAM TO V. A. ANTONOV-OVSEYENKO. April 22
* 188. TELEGRAM TO K. A. MEKHONOSHIN. April 24
* 189. TELEGRAM TO K. G. RAKOVSKY, V. A. ANTONOV-OVSEYENKO, N. I. PODVOISKY, L. B. KAMENEV. April 24
* 190. TELEGRAM TO THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AND THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE WESTERN FRONT. April 24
* 191. TELEGRAM TO V. A. ANTONOV-OVSEYENKO. April 25.
* 192. TO N. I. BUKHARIN. April 25
193. TO THE STAFF OF THE 2nd UKRAINIAN SOVIET ARMY AND ALL COMRADES OF THAT ARMY. May 2
* 194. TELEGRAM TO K. G. RAKOVSKY, V. A. ANTONOV-OVSEYENKO, N. I. PODVOISKY. May 5
* 195. TELEGRAM TO G. Y. SOKOLNIKOV AND A. L. KOLEGAYEV. May 6
* 196. TELEGRAM TO I. N. SMIRNOV. May 12
* 197. TELEGRAM TO THE PETROGRAD DEFENCE COMMITTEE. May 13
* 198. TELEGRAM TO G. Y. SOKOLNIKOV. May 19
* 199. TELEGRAM TO A. L. KOLEGAYEV. May 21
* 200. TELEGRAM TO K. G. RAKOVSKY AND V. I. MEZHLAUK. May 26
* 201. TELEGRAM TO S. I. GUSEV, M. M. LASHEVICH, K. K. YURENEV. May 29
* 202. TELEGRAM TO D. I. YEFREMOV. May 30
* 203. TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE EASTERN FRONT. June 9
* 204. TO E. M. SKLYANSKY. June 10
* 205. TELEGRAM TO S. I. GUSEV AND M. M. LASHEVICH. June 11.
* 206. TELEGRAM TO O. I. SOMOV AND D. I. YEFREMOV. June 14.
* 207. TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE SOUTHERN FRONT. June 14
208. TELEGRAM TO M. V. FRUNZE AND S. Z. ELIAVA. June 16.
* 209. TELEGRAM TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF SOVIETS OF THE FRONT-LINE DISTRICTS. June 16
* 210. TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE 10th ARMY AND THE TSARITSYN GUBERNIA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. June 18
* 211. TELEGRAM TO M. M. LASHEVICH AND K. K. YURENEV. June 20
212. TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE EASTERN FRONT. July 1
* 213. TELEGRAM TO V. V. KURAYEV, V. A. RADUS-ZENKOVICH, K. I. PLAKSIN. July 2
* 214. TELEGRAM TO V. A. RADUS-ZENKOVICH. July 8
* 215. TELEGRAM TO THE TULA METALWORKERS' CONGRESS. July 11
* 216. TELEGRAM TO M. M. LASHEVICH AND K. K. YURENEV. July 17
* 217. TO MAXIM GORKY. July 18
* 218. TO MAXIM GORKY. July 31
* 219. TELEGRAM TO A. P. ROZENGOLTS. August 1
* 220. TELEGRAM TO L. D. TROTSKY. August 9
* 221. TO E. M. SKLYANSKY. August 10
* 222. INSTRUCTION TO A SECRETARY AND NOTE TO E. M. SKLYANSKY. End of August
* 223. TELEGRAM TO THE BASHKIR REVOLUTIONARY COMMITTEE. September 5
* 224. TO S. I. GUSEV. September 16
* 225. TO E. M. SKLYANSKY. October 15
* 226. NOTE ON A LETTER FROM G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. Not earlier than October 15
227. TO G. N. KAMINSKY, D. P. OSKIN, V. I. MEZHLAUK. October 20
* 228. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE DEPUTY PEOPLE’S COMMISSAR FOR WAR. October 24
* 229. TO V. V. VOROVSKY. October 24
* 230. TO G. Y. ZINOVIEV. Later than October 25
231. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. December 26
* 232. TELEGRAM TO M. M. LITVINOV. December 28

1920

233. TO THE ALL-RUSSIA CENTRAL COUNCIL OF TRADE UNIONS. January 16
* 234. TO A. V. LUNACHARSKY. January 18
235. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. January 23
* 236. TO M. A. BONCH-BRUYEVICH. February 5
* 237. TELEGRAM TO L. D. TROTSKY. February 27
* 238. TELEGRAM TO I. T. SMILGA AND G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. March 11
239. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. March 14
* 240. TO E. M. SKLYANSKY. March 15
* 241. TELEGRAM TO I. T. SMILGA AND G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. March 17
242. TO V. V. ADORATSKY. April 6
243. TO K. A. TIMIRYAZEV. April 27
* 244. TELEGRAM TO G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. May 4
* 245. TO M. N. POKROVSKY. May 5
246. TO A. S. SERAFIMOVICH. May 21
* 247. TO D. I. KURSKY. Early in July
* 248. TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL. Earlier than July 19
* 249. TO G. V. CHICHERIN. July 22
250. TO THE LIBRARY OF THE RUMYANTSEV MUSEUM. September 1
* 251. TELEGRAM TO G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. September 9
252. TO THE CHEREMKHOVO COAL MINERS. September 15
* 253. TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE 1st CAVALRY ARMY. October 4
* 254. TELEGRAM TO M. V. FRUNZE. October 16
* 255. TO THE TULA COMRADES. October 20
256. TO THE PRESIDIUM OF THE PETROGRAD SOVIET. October 21
* 257. TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE 1st CAVALRY ARMY. October 24
* 258. TO R. E. KLASSON. November 2
259. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. November 6
260. TO THE STATE PUBLISHING HOUSE. December 11
261. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. December
* 262. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. Late in December

1921

263. TO THE BAKURY VOLOST ORGANISATION OF THE RCP(b). January 21
* 264. TO N. P. GORBUNOV. January 26
* 265. TO E. M. SKLYANSKY. February 6
266. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. February 19
267. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. February 25
268. TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE 11th ARMY. March 10
269. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. Later than April 5.
* 270. TO A. V. LUNACHARSKY, M. N. POKROVSKY AND Y. A. LITKENS. April 8
271. TELEGRAM TO G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. April 9
* 272. TO A. V. LUNACHARSKY. April 9
273. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. April 12
274. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. April 13
* 275. TO Y. A. LITKENS. May 6
276. TO THE EDITORIAL BOARDS OF PRAVDA AND IZVESTIA. May 9
277. TO M. F. SOKOLOV. May 16
* 278. TO Y. A. LITKENS. May 19
279. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. May 25
280. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. May 26
* 281. TELEGRAM TO F. E. DZERZHINSKY. May 27
* 282. TO I. T. SMILGA. May 27
* 283. TO M. P. PAVLOVICH. May 31
* 284. TO Y. A. LITKENS. Late In May
285. TO V. A. AVANESOV. June 1
* 286. TO I. M. GUBKIN. June 3
* 287. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. June 5
* 288. TELEGRAM TO G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. July 4
* 289. TO N. P. BRYUKHANOV. July 10
* 290. TELEPHONE MESSAGE TO G. K. ORJONIKIDZE. July 17.
291. TO A. A. KOROSTELEV. July 26
292. TO L. M. KHINCHUK. July 29
* 293. TELEPHONE MESSAGE TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE MOSCOW GUBERNIA COMMUNE. July 30
294. TO V. V. ADORATSKY. August 2
295. TO THE PEOPLE'S COMMISSARIAT OF AGRICULTURE AND THE STATE PUBLISHING HOUSE. August 7
* 296. TO G. I. SAFAROV. August 7
* 297. LETTER TO V. S. DOVGALEVSKY AND INSTRUCTION TO A SECRETARY. September 2
298. LETTER TO D. I. KURSKY AND INSTRUCTION TO A SECRETARY. September 3
299. TO I. K. YEZHOV. September 27
300. TO N. P. GORBUNOV. October 13
301. TO SIDNEY HILLMAN. October 13
302. TO N. A. SEMASHKO. October 24
303. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. November 16
* 304. TO A. S. YENUKIDZE. November
* 305. TO LYDIA FOTIYEVA. December 28

1922

306. TO D. I. KURSKY. January 17
307. TO A. D. TSYURUPA. 1. NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WORK OF THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS AND THE COUNCIL OF LABOUR AND DEFENCE. January 24.
308. TO A. D. TSYURUPA. 2. A PROGRAMME FOR WORK ON NEW LINES. February 20
309. TO A. D. TSYURUPA. 3. PROPOSAL FOR THE DRAFT DIRECTIVE TO THE NARROW COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS. February 20-21
310. TO A. D. TSYURUPA. 4. DRAFT DIRECTIVE REGARDING THE WORK OF THE COUNCIL OF LABOUR AND DEFENCE, THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS AND ALSO THE NARROW COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS. February 27
311. TO V. A. KARPINSKY. January 26
* 312. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. January 28
313. TO G. Y. SOKOLNIKOV. February 1
* 314. TO G. Y. SOKOLNIKOV. February 15
* 315. TO G. Y. SOKOLNIKOV. February 22 and 28
316. TO G. M. KRZHIZHANOVSKY. April 6
317. TO CHARLES P. STEINMETZ. April 10
* 318. TO N. I. BUKHARIN. September 27
* 319. TO THE PRESIDIUM OF THE SUPREME ECONOMIC COUNCIL. October 16
320. TO I. I. SKVORTSOV-STEPANOV. November 15
321. TO COMRADE MÜNZENBERG, SECRETARY OF THE INTERNATIONAL WORKERS’ AID. December 2

(*) Letters marked with an asterisk have not been published in previous editions. See Preface, p. 20.—Ed.