LENINIST COLLECTION
23127
NOTE TO Y. S. GANETSKY1.
[August 8, 1919]
Ask someone reliable personally to be responsible for the transfer.

1 Y. S. Ganetsky was to assist in the transfer of Lenin's urgent letter abroad. Lenin's letter was handed over to Ganetsky together with the note given here (see Ya. S. Ganetsky "About Lenin," "Red Panorama" No. 3, 193*2).
25641
TELEGRAM TO K. K. YURENEV1.
Simbirsk
Revolutionary Military Council of the Eastern Front
Yurenev
August 11, 1919
The Central Committee finds your work in the Kostroma province necessary. Finish handing over affairs and leave. [829]

Lenin.

1 K. K. Yurenev was a member of the Revolutionary Military Council of the Eastern Front in August 1919.
24642
NOTE TO S. I. SEREDA.
August 16/VIII [1919]
To comrade Sereda: what has been done? what is the story1?

Lenin.

1 The Soviet of the agricultural commune Zherglia (Orsha district) appealed to Lenin with a request to take measures to restore the commune, which was destroyed by local hooligans.

NOTE TO L. B. KAMENEV.
[No earlier than September 1919]
Comrade Kamenev!

I am returning the articles of the Mensheviks. I have read Martov and Dan1.
I fully agree with you that it is necessary to print and as soon as possible.

Yours Lenin.

1 It has not been possible to establish what articles are being discussed.
* A R I A

24670
TELEGRAM TO THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITARY COUNCIL OF THE WESTERN FRONT.
By direct wire and inform me of the delivery time.
October 3, 1919
Revolutionary Council of the Western Front
Immediately send the Apothecary Depot of Litbel * to Moscow, according to the order of the People's Commissariat of Health. [About] the execution, notify precisely.
[894
Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars Lenin.
26997
NOTE TO THE COMMANDANT OF THE KREMLIN.
To the Commandant
October 29, 1919
Kremlin
Today, a paper should arrive from a Red Army soldier (here in the Kremlin on courses)
Grigory Ivanovich Nikolsky
Ryazan Province]1.

Accept it and deliver it to me personally today.

Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars V. Ulyanov (Lenin).

1 See p. 183 of the Collection.
24729
ORDER TO THE SECRETARY K
[November 14, 1919]
Contact Rattel* and Milyutin and record their answer: what has been done.

1 Written by Lenin in response to a telegraphic request from the Okulovsky paper factories to stop the military department from mobilizing horses belonging to the factory.
Upon receiving Rattel's response, Lenin marked the document: "6 archive."
* N. I. Rattel is a military worker.

2*6M
NOTE TO S. D. MARKOV AND V. V. SHMIDT.
[No earlier than November 1, 1919]
To Markov and Schmidt: what has been done1?

Apothecary Depot of the Lithuanian-Belarusian government. Ed.