# ANNOTATION ON A LETTER FROM KAMO (S. A. TER-PETROSYAN)
June 1921

Most Esteemed and Dear
Vladimir Ilyich, Kamo.
Remind [me]

During the Party Conference of the Russian Communist Party, I informed You of my desire to have a conversation with You about my new, stunning plans. This conversation could take place during Your walk or rest and would not tire You in the slightest. Perhaps You will find that my considerations turn out to be very valuable and their implementation very important for the present moment, or else You will find them very amusing and, in the way that You are able to do, laugh heartily about them.

I would like You to hear me out before the beginning, or at the beginning of the Comintern congress.

Devoted to You, Kamo

* On the document there is a record of the following instruction from V. I. Lenin, transmitted from Gorki:
"Tomorrow verify by telephone the execution and transmit to Vladimir Ilyich by telephone the results or send by courier-letter at 11 a.m. Request to prepare newspapers for the 28th and 29th and the mail."

The document is printed from a typewritten copy.