V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:PSS/v53;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

AND A LETTER TO MATYÁS RAKOSI, KARL RADEX,  
I. S. UNSHLIKHT, AND B. I. REINSTEIN  

To Fotieva: Please get in touch with Rakosi (Secretary of the Communist International) by telephone and find out whether there is a written decision of the Executive Committee of the Communist International. Follow this up yourself; if necessary, send copies of the following to  
Rakosi, Radek, Unshlikht, Reinstein, whoever may need them.  

23/VIII. Lenin  

I have received an English letter from Adolf S. Carm (“Dresden,” Room No. 37), who bitterly complains that he has been slandered by Haywood out of factional enmity, who denounced him as a spy. The Commission (of the Comintern) is said to have cleared him, but although he has been released from prison, he is not allowed to leave Russia, his letters have been taken away, etc., etc.  

He is said to be known to Boris Reinstein, the Swede Kilbum, the Finnish Communist Allan Wallenius, and many others.  

He is said to be a delegate from the Socialist Labor Party of the United States.  

Lenin  

First published in part in 1958 in the book “V. I. Lenin.  
On Socialist Legality  
(1917–1922)”  

Printed in full  
from the manuscript  

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Written on August 23, 1921