V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:LS/v3;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

Note: December 23, 1901.

90.
23/XII 1901 [Munich].
Dear P. B.!
I sent a letter not registered to your address about a fortnight ago.
If at all possible, make a claim at the post office, if only
with the envelope bearing my handwriting, if that can be of any use.
Of course,
G. V.
[Plekhanov] had better call on the way back *). I have already sent him money for the journey. You have received Zarya, of course?
Could you now look through my pamphlet [book?] against the Economists? 2).
If so, I will send you half of it in a few days or at the beginning of next week, for I should like to consult you. Drop me a line.
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Yours,
Frey.
\* I.e., call in Munich on the way back from the Brussels Conference of the International Socialist Bureau.
2) Vladimir Ilyich’s work “What Is To Be Done?”
V. I. LENIN—P. B. AXELROD