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1. Ultra tense, like animals: RGASPI 337.1.44, description of anonymous delegate. Tskhakaya nursed: RGASPI 157.1.18. GF IML 8.2.1.12.176–83, Said Devdariani. Stanford, Paris Okhrana, box 195.16c, folder 1, on paying agent 1,500 roubles and Zhitomirsky, etc. Andrew Rothstein, Lenin in Britain, pp. 21–29. I. Muravyova and I. Sivolap-Kaftanova, Lenin in London, pp. 165–68. Ivan Maisky, Journey into the Past (henceforth Maisky), pp. 54, pp. 137–44. Volkogonov, Trotsky, p. 47. Williams, pp. 82–83. Service, Stalin, pp. 67 and 78–79. Service, Lenin, pp. 170 and 181–82. For Congress, Jews, Trotsky pretty but useless and numbers of delegates, see “On Notes of a Delegate”: Stalin, Works, 2:47–80. Sympathetic to Jews: Stalin, Works, 1:20. I. V. Stalin o Lenine, quoted in Smith, p. 188. Radzinsky, Stalin, pp. 54–55. Smith, pp. 183–84. Trotsky, My Life, pp. 88–91. Akopian, Shaumian, p. 44. Maxim Gorky, Days with Lenin (London, n.d.), pp. 5–7. Stalin and Churchill, 15–16 Aug. 1942: RGASPI 45.1.282. Gromyko, Memoirs, p. 31. W. J. Fishman, Streets of East End, pp. 76–114. Alan Palmer, The East End, p. 111. George Lansbury, My Life, p. 246. J. Carswell, The Exile: The Life of Ivy Litvinov, pp. 63–70. Medvedev, Let History Judge, p. 309.W.J. Fishman, East End Jewish Radicals, p. 264. See also: London Landmarks: A Guide with Maps and Places Where Marx, Engels and Lenin Lived and Worked. Piaty (Londonsky) syezd Protokoly, pp. 121, 241, 349, 350. Voroshilov, Rasskazy o zhizni, 1:336. Tskhakaya ill and Ivanovich signs loan agreement: Dubinsky-Mukhadze, “Mikhail G. Tskhakaya,” pp. 111–12. “Friend of Illich—Mikho,” Literaturnaya Gruzia, no. 1, 1965, pp. 15–20. Tower House: Observer, 24 Oct. 2004; Mussolini: Evening Standard, 14 Oct. 2004. Bacon: Daily Express, 5 Jan. 1950. Congress: Daily Mail, 10, 11, 13, 20, 21 May 1907; The Times, 13, 17 May 1907; Daily Mirror, 22 May 1907 and 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22 May 1907; Daily Express, 10 May 1907. Who is that, Stalin asked Shu-mian: Yves Delbars, The Real Stalin, pp. 53–55. I am especially grateful to Dr. John Callow, director and researcher of the Marx Memorial Library, London, who is the expert on this subject and gave me generous guidance as well as his own memories of the “Stalin in Wales/Liverpool” urban myths, heard at the Morning Star bazaar and Profile Books in Liverpool during the 1980s, respectively.