125. To I. E. GUKOVSKY^[1]

Written on July 11, 1918 · First published the first document in 1945 in Lenin Miscellany XXXV, the second in 1965 in Collected Works, Fifth Ed., Vol. 50. Printed from the original. · page 115

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Gukovsky

There are several complaints that you (your Commissariat) have still not given the assignments:

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Regarding the design of the new money.

I have already ordered this from Zax. It is a mere trifle, really.

Do it or have it done tomorrow morning.

2

You are sabotaging, really! Now, what is so important here? After all, it is not final. It is ridiculous to consider this important.

Notes

[1] The notes to I. E. Gukovsky refer to preparations for the issue of new Soviet currency. See also this volume, Document 71 and Note 45.