V. I. Lenin

Source: en:CW/CW43; ru:PSS/v49;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

Dear V. K., I am sending you the *Journal de Genève*—I had put it aside, it turned out, before my departure and forgot it. I am terribly glad that it has turned up and that I have not proved to be a complete swine in your eyes.

As regards the Central Organ, Gregory advises publishing it in Berne (this issue—a double one—4 pages on the conference of the Left), if there is no hope of Kuzmikha. Drop me a line about this “to make sure” (for I know only too well our general helplessness in face of Kuzmikha).

About the lecture. I should like to deliver it about the middle of October on the subject: “The International Socialist Conference of September 5–8, 1915.” 183 If that suits, let us arrange it in advance (perhaps you could print posters for other towns as well, leaving the town and date blank)—whether it can bring in an income (I am devilishly in need of money), whether the time is suitable, etc. All (the Socialist-Revolutionaries, *Nashe Slovo*, etc.) will be writing about the conference, but I would tell the details.

I am writing to Kharitonov in Zurich.*

Best greetings! Yours, Lenin
P.S. I enclose a letter for the S.R. “Yegor.” Please read it and hand it to him.

If convenient, have a talk with him and drop me a line giving your opinion of him and his friends. What sort of people are they?