V. I. Lenin

Source: en:CW/CW45; ru:PSS/v54;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

After looking through some of the charts, I propose:

1) Always add the absolute figures (thousands or millions) for each month in ink, in small, clear handwriting (as in Table V, 4).

2) Always put the pre-war figure (1913 or 1916, etc.) alongside the table, as an absolute figure.

3) The whole value of these charts lies in their clarity and comparability. Therefore, the tables for 36 months—1920, 1921, 1922—should be arranged in the same size (so that one table covers the 36 months of 1920-1922).

17/I. Lenin

+ 4) Instead of “sausages” ( . ), lines ( . ) will do: they are simpler, clearer, easier to draw, and require fewer officials.

5) Could we dream of binding all the charts together with clips into one (2 or 3, if too thick) notebook, so that they can be conveniently leafed through?

17/I. Lenin