**NOTES DURING A MEETING WITH THE ENGLISH WORKERS' DELEGATION**  
[May 26, 1920]  

1) Freedom of the press  
2) Freedom of assembly  
3) Red Terror  

4) Land ownership  
(by will)  
5) Dictatorship of the Communist Party, not the proletariat  
(against part of the proletariat)  
6) Material evidence of England's involvement in the Polish war  
^ I referred to my pamphlet^2  
7) Use of parliament.  

**Translation from English**  

1 On May 26, 1920, V. I. Lenin met with an English workers' delegation sent to Russia by decision of the British Trade Unions Congress. During the conversation, Lenin answered various questions posed by the members of the delegation. The published notes were made during the conversation and appear to be a list of some of the questions asked of Lenin. On May 30, Lenin outlined the content of his responses in a "Letter to the English Workers." See V. I. Lenin, *Complete Collected Works*, Vol. 41, pp. 124–128.  

2 This refers to the book *"Left-Wing" Communism: An Infantile Disorder*. In the notes of Clifford Allen, a participant in the conversation, Lenin referred to the refusal to use parliament as the "infantile disorder of revolutionaries."