African Bogaevsky. (№ 451316)

Thanks to the sentimentality of Mr. Kerensky and Co., who did not shoot Lenin and all the bastard that the Germans presented to us in a sealed carriage in a timely manner, Russia perished, rivers of blood were shed and tens of millions of people tortured to death by the Bolsheviks and starved to death in vain. But what was it worth sending at one time only one company of reliable soldiers to the Kshesinskaya Palace and right there, on Trinity Square, to hang up all this warm company, which, with complete impunity, openly, called on the soldiers to treason. I was at the front at that time and I don’t know if those who came from Petrograd told me the truth that, according to the idea of Kerensky, as Minister of Justice, it was supposed to erect on this square a platform for speakers who were supposed to smash and shame Lenin in a heated verbal battle and his associates.