V. I.

Lenin

1906

132

To:   G. A. KUKLIN

A Mr. G. Koukline 15. Rue de Candolle. Genéve.

Dear Comrade, I am extremely worried about the fate of a certain packet of documents
of historical significance. [1] It was among the papers left in your keeping about
which the editor of an historical journal spoke to you this summer.

I would be very much obliged to you if you would drop me a line letting
me know whether the packet can be located and sent here; where the suitcase
or box is and whether the packet can be easily found there.

With Social-Democratic greetings,

V. Ulyanov

Address: St. Petersburg.

Railway Administration, Fontanka, at Obukhov

Bridge. Ivan Nikolayevich Chebotaryov.

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Notes:
[1]
A reference to papers that bad belonged to Lenin’s brother, Alexander
Ulyanov, among which were photographs taken in prison, shortly before his
execution, at the request of his mother, Maria Ulyanova.

The photographs are now in the Central Party Archives of the Institute
of Marxism-Leninism, C.C., C.P.S.U.