Written: April 26, 1921
Published:
First published in 1932 in Lenin Miscellany XX.
Printed from the manuscript.
Source:
Lenin
Collected Works,
3nd English Printing,
Progress Publishers,
1977,
Moscow,
Volume 42,
page 298a.
Translated: Bernard Isaacs
Transcription\Markup:
D. Walters
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No agricultural machines or implements are to be supplied unless there is effective control on the part of the Food Commissariat over receipt by the state of farm produce in exchange for such machines and implements.
The forms of control are to be laid down in special instructions by arrangement between the Agriculture and Food Commissariats.
The Agriculture and Food Commissariats shall be directed to consider and submit a plan for the most simple and economical way of delivering machines to the consumers.[1]
[1] The last paragraph is in the handwriting of L. A. Fotieva, apparently from Lenin’s dictation.—Ed.
[2] The draft decision was considered at a meeting of the C.P.C. on April 26, and after the insertion of a number of addenda, was referred to the Narrow C.P.C. for revision. The document published here, formulated by Lenin as Point 5 of the draft decision, was accepted as a basis at the same meeting of the Council. The final decision concerning the distribution of agricultural machines was endorsed by the C.P.C. on May 17, 1921.
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