Date: 1902-08-24
Source: ru:PSS/v46
Source: CW vol 46

In the management, holding on to the same "thread," setting the same immediate organizational-party goals.

Comrades, we hope that you will find it possible to read this letter at a general meeting of the entire Committee and inform us of your decision regarding the proposed questions. (In parentheses, I will add that the Petersburg Committee also sent us an expression of solidarity and is currently considering making a similar statement.)
Was there enough of "What Is To Be Done?"? Did the workers read it and how did they react?

I warmly shake hands with all comrades and wish them full success.

Yours, Lenin in the book: P. N. Lepeshinsky.

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Written on August 24, 1902

Sent from London

First published in 1922 "At the Turning Point," Petrograd

Printed from the manuscript