To Molotov.

It might be worthwhile to instruct the NKID to sound out Hungarian ruling circles.

Stalin.

Istochnik. 1994. No. 6. Pp. 95-96.

AP RF F. 45. Op. 1. D. 805. L. 9.

Note:

The letter concerns the possibility of exchanging Matyas Rakosi, who was being held in a Hungarian prison, for the remains of the poet Gyoni Geza, a prisoner of war who died in Siberia, and trophy banners captured by tsarist troops during the suppression of the Hungarian revolution of 1848-1849.

From 1927 to 1937, E.D. Stasova served as chairwoman of the CC of MOPR (the International Organization for Aid to Revolutionary Fighters).