V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:PSS/v49; en:MT;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

I am sending you Axelrod’s* article, *Neue Zeit* (do not lose it or give it to others) and No. 1 of the *Bulletin*.

I am waiting for the German pamphlet.

The letter to the Japanese is no good, in my opinion. The tone is one of a break: if we are to break, it should not be over this. Either send such a letter on your own behalf, or we shall completely re-do it (in a tone of friendly admonition and cautious indication of the mistake).

I am sending Radek’s letter (return it). He is naive to the point of saintliness. Grimm is a scoundrel who must be watched closely. (I still cannot get our *Resolutionsentwurf*!!!)

I enclose Kamenev’s letter. I replied to him, pointing out that the situation is (spoiled) seriously and must be rectified seriously.

Write the leading article for the Central Organ, but not more than 10,000 letters. (Otherwise it will not fit!) It is essential

* What an idiot! “Internationalisation of tactics” = internationalisation of labour legislation!! Martov was already approaching this in *Nashe Slovo*, but far more adroitly. I would like to thoroughly expose Axelrod in *Kommunist*.

to insert into it a denunciation of the Organisational Committee’s leaflet (September 3, 1915, “The Tasks of the Russian Proletariat”) with its (liberal) slogan of a Constituent Assembly.

For our three main points, against the Cadets, against the revolutionary chauvinists, and for the international revolution of the proletariat*.

Wait a day (do not write about Russia in the Central Organ for the time being).

Tomorrow I shall send you “The Tasks of the Russian Proletariat” and, perhaps, my own draft.

Greetings! Lenin