V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:LS/v13;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek deepseek-v4-pro) from the Russian; AI-translated.

V. I. LENIN — TO G. L. SHKLOVSKY IN BERNE *

[September 25, 1911, Zurich.]

Dear Comrade! On my way from here (here I am to deliver a lecture tomorrow on the subject “Stolypin and the Revolution”) to Geneva I shall be in Berne and would like to see the B’s there. Drop me a line immediately (address on the reverse 1 — for NN) whether I can see you on Wednesday or Thursday and whether you have any other B’s there.

I shake your hand,
Lenin

P.S. Letters for me may be sent to your address. If you have changed your flat, notify the post office.

1 This refers to Safarov’s address, which is written on the postcard as the sender’s address.
The point is the arrangement of Lenin’s lecture in Berne, which took place in the last days of September (see the letter below).