[26 May 1920]

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

4) Landed property
(by inheritance)
5) Dictatorship of the Communist Party, not of the proletariat
(against a section of the proletariat)
6) Material proof of England’s participation in the Polish war
^ I referred to my pamphlet*)
7) Use of parliament.

Translation from the English

* 26 May 1920, V. I. Lenin received the English workers’ delegation, sent to Russia by decision of the congress of British trade unions. During the conversation, Lenin answered various questions posed by the delegation members. The published notes were made during the conversation and apparently list some of the questions put to Lenin. Lenin set out the content of his answers on 30 May in his “Letter to the English Workers.” See V. I. Lenin, Collected Works, Vol. 41, pp. 124–128.
* This refers to the book “Left-Wing” Communism: An Infantile Disorder. In the record of the conversation by participant Clifford Allen, it is stated that Lenin called the refusal to use parliament an “infantile disorder of the revolutionaries.”