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20 May. Dear friend. Warm greetings to you, V. Frey [V.I. Lenin -- Ed.]. I report once more that the letter has been received. Did you receive my letters? I am waiting for the books by Kostrov from you. Once more I ask you to send the books by Strasser, Pannekoek, and K.K. [K. Kautsky -- Ed.]. I very much ask you to send some (public affairs) English journal (old, new, it does not matter -- for reading; there is nothing in English here, and I am afraid of losing without practice what I have already acquired in the way of the English language). They have for some reason stopped sending Pravda -- do you happen to know anyone through whom its regular receipt could be arranged? And what about Bauer? Has he not responded? Could you send me the addresses of Troyanovsky and Bukharin? Regards to your wife and to N. I firmly shake your hand. Where is Rold? I am healthy now.

Ostrovsky, A.V. Who Stood Behind Stalin. p. 409.

RGASPI. F. 558. Op. 1. D. 5169. L. 1.

NOTE

Frey -- V.I. Lenin.