V. I. Lenin

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

A note from Vladimir Ilyich to Comrade Kamenev, written apparently in the July days in connection with the threat to Vladimir Ilyich’s life.
It was kept at Vladimir Ilyich’s flat and was taken from N. K. Krupskaya during a search on August 9, 1941.
The note is written by hand in ink on a quarter sheet of ruled paper.
On the reverse of the note is written: “To Comrade Kamenev”.
V. D. Lenin
13.
NOTE TO KAMENEV
July 1917
Entre nous!¹) If they do me in, I ask you to publish my notebook “Marxism on the State” (it got stuck in Stockholm).²)
Blue cover, bound.
All the quotations from Marx and Engels, as well as from Kautsky against Pannekoek, have been collected.
There are a number of remarks and notes.
To formulate. I think it can be published in a week’s work. I consider it important, because not only Plekhanov and Kautsky have got things muddled.
Condition: all this absolutely entre nous.
¹) Entre nous—between ourselves.
²) The notebook is kept in the archives of the Institute.