V. I. Lenin

Source: en:CW/CW43; ru:PSS/v47;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

6. VI. 10.

Dear Comrade,

I enclose herewith two appeals concerning the May Day demonstration, which have been issued by our Party—one abroad, the other in Russia, printed in an underground printing-press. I shall try to obtain for you more such publications, which, however, is very difficult, considering the position of our Party.

With regard to the proposals, resolutions and report of our Party, I am compelled, to my very great regret, to inform you that the Central Committee of our Party has not yet formulated the resolution and that the report, much to my regret, is not yet ready.245

Accept, dear comrade, my friendly greetings.

N. Lenin

---

Sent from Paris to Brussels

First published

in French in 1962

in the journal *Cahiers du Monde

Russe et Sovietique*, No. 4

Printed in Russian

for the first time, from a photostat of the manuscript

Translated from the French

* The letter is also signed by A. Warski and G. E. Zinoviev. *Ed.*