V. I.

Lenin

547

To:   L. B. KAMENEV

Comrade Kamenev:

I am sending you the letters of Osinsky and Teodorovich
to me, of which we spoke today.

Osinsky has not, a shred of “business-like” argument.
It is nothing but a case of nerves and a repetition of the
mistake of his sacking Muralov.

I strongly object to taking the question to the Politbureau
as well, and am writing Osinsky about this. Let him take
it to the plenum if he wants to. That is his right. [1]

Please, show this material and my letter to Stalin and
Zinoviev, and return them to me.

Salut!

Lenin

P. S. I read Teodorovich not the whole of Osinsky’s
letter, but only its practical part, as marked off in red
ink.