[In two words I shall reply to Martov. He accuses me of stabbing the Zimmerwald majority in the back when I say that it wanted to reconcile itself with Vandervelde. But the Zimmerwald majority ought not to have said and did not...]

In two words I shall reply to Martov. In reproaching me for my criticism of the Zimmerwald majority, he does not answer what I have already indicated once: that in the bulletin—not No. 2 as Grimm said, but in No. 1—it was stated that our I.S.K. will resign (dissolve itself) if the old Bureau fulfills its duty. This was not voted on at Zimmerwald.

I wish to reply above all to Modigliani. He wishes to be practical. He is not practical at all. He...