Yeah.

Yeah, I think the memoirs can be interesting, first of all, because they are from such a personal vantage point.

And so just thinking about the kinds of things that people focus on.

I'll give you one example that immediately sprang to mind.

It's a little far field from the boond, but there's a connection.

So it was about Yuli Martov, who became a leading Menshevik theorist and party leader in the Russian Revolution, actually, who in the 1890s was very connected with the Bund and was kind of a proto-Bundist before he became a Menshevik.

But it was a story about his break with Lenin during the Russian Revolution.

and maybe also where there might be limits to this analogy of anti-Zionism now.