V. I. Lenin

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Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

V. I. LENIN — G. V. PLEKHANOV
IN SAN REMO (ITALY)
February 3, 1911 [Paris]

Dear Comrade,
I received your letter about Singer today and passed it on to the comrade who promised to send a telegram (I myself am ill with a slight attack of influenza).¹ By the way. On December 18 I sent you Huysmans’ letter and my draft reply. It is a very long time since I had a reply from you!! Send me at least Huysmans’ letter.

From France they write that the liquidators have made a fresh onslaught following Jordansky’s note in No. 4 of Zvezda.² For the liquidators were Smirnov, Martov’s brother,** Cherevanin and others.
Against them—Veselovsky, Chernyshov, Lozitsky.
Poletayev (who wrote to me about this) says that the victory is certain, i.e., the liquidators’ onslaught has been repulsed.³

I shake your hand,
Yours,
Lenin