The admittance of Leon Trotsky for a temporary stay in Germany, if he desires to undergo a cure, was seen as a possibility with the instructions issued to the German Consul at Constantiople to inquire whether a visa for a temporary visit to Germany or for permanent residence was asked by Trotsky. His application did not specify, it was stated.
It is possible that if Trotsky wants to enter the country for a cure, with the object of permanent residence in another country, the cabinet will grant him this right.
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