LETTER TO AN UNIDENTIFIED ADDRESSEE
[1913, December, no later than 4]
Dear friend! I enclose a copy of the letter I received from
Heinemann. Please let me know if you receive anything from him.
As to the substance: Heinemann's and Vorstand's proposal is very...
*gelinde gesagt* ... strange! The Central Committee will discuss it thoroughly and
give it an answer.
For the time being, there is no need to tell anyone about this: let the enemy "begin"...
Yours, Lenin
I enclose Kiselev's letter. Please clarify the ques- tion about money (Shklovsky knows) and r e t u r n t h i s l e t t e r t o m e.
P.S. Forward t h i s letter and copies to Shklovsky:
Dear G. L.! Please take all this s o l e l y f o r y o u r
personal information for the time being. There is no need to inform either Zgraggen or Ducos about this yet. We will continue our *Aktion*
until our Central Committee decides something new.
Yours, N. Lenin
Read the copies and then r e t u r n t h e m t o m e.