Message of Greeting to Hungarian Soviet Republic

V. I. Lenin

WIRELESS MESSAGE OF GREETING
TO THE GOVERNMENT
OF THE HUNGARIAN SOVIET REPUBLIC
MARCH 22, 1919

First published in Hungarian
in the newspaper Népszavata No. 70
March 23, 1919

First published in Russian
in 1927

Published according to
the Russian translation

From V. I. Lenin, Collected Works, 4th English Edition,
Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1965

Vol. 29, p. 226.

Translated from the Russian
Edited by George Hanna

Prepared © for the Internet by David J. Romagnolo,
djr@marx2mao.org (September 2003)

page 226

WIRELESS MESSAGE OF GREETING
TO THE GOVERNMENT
OF THE HUNGARIAN SOVIET REPUBLIC
MARCH 22, 1919

This is Lenin. Sincere greetings to the proletarian government of the Hungarian Soviet Republic, and especially to Comrade Béla Kun.[45] I conveyed your greetings to the Congress of the Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks). They were received with tremendous enthusiasm. We shall send you the decisions of the Moscow Congress of the Third Communist International, as well as a report on the military situation, as soon as possible. It is absolutely necessary to maintain constant radio communication between Budapest and Moscow. Accept my communist greetings and hearty handshake, Lenin.

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[45] Béla Kun -- Hungarian Communist; one of the organisers and leaders of Soviet power in Hungary in 1919. [p. 226]

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WIRELESS MESSAGE OF GREETING TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE HUNGARIAN SOVIET REPUBLIC MARCH 22, 1919

WIRELESS MESSAGE OF GREETING
TO THE GOVERNMENT
OF THE HUNGARIAN SOVIET REPUBLIC
MARCH 22, 1919