Lenin, 1922:
"Do not forget that in recent years the most urgent, daily, practical, and obvious interests of all the capitalistic powers have demanded the development, consolidation and expansion of trade with Russia. And since such interests exist, we can argue, quarrel, break off relations on some issues...in the end, basic economic necessity will force its way. We cannot be sure of the exact time...but we can confidently predict that progress will be made."
(See also Utka's comment. She is very sharp.)
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