Litvinoff tells Schoenman that he has had the Russian letters read and verbally summarized. The letters appear to have been written by the same person and they disparage American and West German imperialism. Litvinoff doubts whether Schoenman wants the letters translated, but suggests that a reply thanking Mr. Komar would be appropriate.

Attached with this letter are letters in Russian, an envelope, and an English translation of the name and address of Komar.