August 8, n.s., 1910.

Dear Comrade!

Allow me to turn to you with a small personal request. I should like to take advantage of the congress in Copenhagen to do some work in the Copenhagen Library. You would greatly oblige me if you could inform me of the following:

1) Will the Copenhagen Library (the national or university library; I do not know which would be better; I need materials on agriculture in Denmark) be open throughout September?

2) What is the cost, weekly and monthly, of a furnished room in Copenhagen, and would you be able, without interrupting your own work, to help me find a room?

My address until August 23:

Mr. Wl. Oulianoff.

Rue Mon Desir. Villa les Roses.

Pornic (Loire-Inferieure).

France.

Forgive me for the trouble. I thank you in advance and shake your hand.

N. Lenin

Sent to Copenhagen

First published in 1930 in Lenin Miscellany XIII

Printed from the manuscript