V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:LS/v24;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

LENIN MISCELLANY  
since capitalism has not yet died, and at the same time these are those who  
are most sympathetic to the transition to socialism).  
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NOTES MADE DURING A RECEPTION 1.  
[Before April 1, 1919]  

1)  
300,000 rubles  
to the trade union of peasants in the beet-sugar industry.  
2)  
Introduce representatives (⅓) into Glavsakhar [the Chief Sugar Committee] and locally.  
3)  
Glavsakhar must, by agreement, give the trade union the surplus land which it cannot cultivate.  
Sevsk Uyezd, Orel Gubernia.  
Glavsakhar  
2.63.85 summon Sevastyanikhin (chairman of the congress) X  
X  
Remind me on Thursday in connection with Rykov.  

2)  
Telephone Sevastyanikhin that I have spoken with Rykov.  
The matter stands as follows:  
I. Milyutin, a member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of National Economy, has been sent to the congress.  
II. Representatives from the Party (the Moscow Committee) will be sent.  
III. The Presidium of the Supreme Council of National Economy will consider their petition.  

1 These notes were made during a conversation with A. T. Sevastyanikhin, a worker of Glavsakhar, chairman of the All-Russian Congress of Peasants Working in Agriculture in the Sugar Industry.  
The congress was held in Moscow at the beginning of April 1919.  
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1 This note was written on the statement of a group of delegates to the 1st All-Russian Congress of Peasants Working in Agriculture in the Sugar Industry, who appealed to Lenin for assistance in their departure from Moscow.  
* Lenin apparently omitted the word “must”. — Ed.