NOTES DURING THE RECEPTION OF B. I. GOLDBERG¹.
[October 13, 1919]
The provincial committee of the Communist Party in Kazan could have provided 60% of the required party members, but instead failed to deliver a single one.
71,000 men were promised (to arrive in about 8–10 days; most of them deserters—by no means the worst element).
In a single city like Kazan, one could accommodate up to 200,000 troops.
14,000 Alagir|
7,000 Ardatov*!
60,000
14,000
7,000 “81,000
30,000 Simbirsk
We must also mobilize 18‑year‑olds.
The Izhevsk Plant should receive its share of the military rations*
N. Will there be no personnel for 10 days? That’s a pity. We ought to draw from the local districts
*