[July 3, 1918]

1) From the three points of the introduction, strike out the first and the last.
2) Abandon any ideas about strengthening the dictatorship of the proletariat.
3) Propose no changes to the constitution.
4) Shift the center of gravity on this question at the congress to precise and complete study of the actual state of affairs.

NOTE FROM N. K. KRUPSKAYA

July 6, 1918
To N. K. Ulyanova

Receive and hear out the bearer, comrade Goltzman, who recommends a valuable pedagogical figure—a Pole in Switzerland—according to him.

Lenin

TELEGRAM TO V. P. ANTONOV-SARATOVSKII

[July 12, 1918]

Saratov
Antonov

I will relay your telegram to Trotsky. I have already once telegraphed Ivanov, who is traveling to Baku, and I repeat once more that if he is needed in Saratov, he must help the Saratov comrades especially if the situation is critical, if our troops are surrounded.

Let Ivanov give me an answer.

Lenin

# NOTE TO G. V. CHICHERIN

[July 18, 1918]

To Chicherin

The question you posed (in writing today), in my view, is decided simply and unconditionally: yes (conclude a political agreement à la Ioffe, without surrendering Estonia, Livonia, and Georgia, while registering their occupation by Germany).

Have you sent an encoded dispatch to Ioffe concerning Murmansk?