V. I. Lenin

Source: ru:PSS/v46;es:MT
Translated: machine translation (DeepSeek) from the Russian; AI-translated.

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I have just received your second letter and hasten to reply: perhaps, if you hurry, your answer may still catch me here (I shall certainly be here until 12. VI.).

Your proposal appeals to me very much in principle. I cannot, of course, give a definite opinion without knowing your article. As for my own article,* I do not really think that in its present form (as a simple review of V. Y. Postnikov’s book) it deserves publication.** 
(As regards the cost of publication—I think a not very large work would be considerably cheaper.)
Generally speaking, it will evidently be necessary to postpone the matter until autumn***—because even if you were to send your article here in time, there is still a long way to go before publication. We shall have to correspond in detail and thoroughly. But it would be even better to meet personally****: if you have the means (and the desire) for publication, the urge to write, and if we are in agreement—then it would be possible and necessary to arrange the matter on a*****