V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:PSS/v46; en:CW/CW36;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

November 26, 1900

Dear P. B.,

A letter has just arrived from our common friend, who writes that everything has been arranged.

At last the thing will get going “solidly”! He earnestly asks you to send me the passport of Nusperli* (or Husperli? It is not clear, but you, of course, know) 73 as soon as possible.

Tomorrow, November 27, he begins setting up the type, and so it may be hoped that in about a fortnight (or a little more) everything will be quite ready. It would therefore be very important for all the material to be on hand in a week’s time—including your foreign chronicle. I hope this time-limit will not force you to cut anything short, for you have probably very little left to do. V. I. is writing to G. V. today to hurry up the writer of the article on the Paris Congress**. References to his article (if you have made any) can, of course, quite well be made even before his article arrives.

I firmly shake your hand and wish you the best of health.

Yours,
Petrov

P.S. I am sending the manuscript (G. V.’s)*** to Dietz today. Perhaps the thing will get going there too. It is high time!