136. To AN UNIDENTIFIED ADDRESSEE^[2]

Written in Stockholm and mailed to a local address · First published in 1964 in Collected Works, Fifth (Russian) Ed., Vol. 47. Printed from the original. Translated from the German. · page 178

28.XII. 07

Dear Comrade,

I have made arrangements with Mr. Börjeon, but unfortunately he is not able to ensure the delivery to us of all letters and parcels. You must forgive me if I there fore once again ask you to find one more member of the Party who could receive letters and parcels of books in Stockholm weekly and send them on (to Finland and back to Geneva).

I intend to leave for Berlin on Tuesday.^[1]

With best regards,
Yours,
I. Frey

Malmstens Hotell
Mastersamuelsgatan 63

P.S. I shall visit you 4 p.m. Monday. If this is inconvenient for you, please telephone to the Malmsten Hotel.

Notes

[1] December 31, 1907.—Ed.

[2] Probably Karl Hjalmar Branting, who helped the Bolsheviks to communicate with Russia.

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