V. I. Lenin

Source: en:CW/CW43; ru:PSS/v48;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

Dear Citizen Huysmans,

You will, of course, remember that the Central Committee of the R.S.D.L.P., after the conference of the R.S.D.L.P. in January 1912, which restored our Party, appointed me as the Party’s representative on the I.S.B.

Owing to my departure from Paris, I was obliged to ask Comrade Kamenev, who lives in Paris, to take my place. Cracow is too far from Brussels, and I request you to insert in the Bulletin the name of Kamenev and the official address of our Bureau in Paris.

Mr. Kouznetzoff (pour Kameneff). 102. Rue Bobillot. 102. Paris. XIII. Kamenev will spend some time here, but I ask you not to give his address in Cracow. That would be imprudent for reasons of secrecy.

In urgent cases I earnestly request you to write to me at my present address.

Owing to the All Saints’ Day holiday, your letter reached me with a slight delay.