MUTINY OF SOVIET TROOPS IN SIBERIA
' ' POPULATION DRIVEN TO ■ DESPERATION p ress A«s»' Bv Tel. Copyright. ,y Aust.— N.z. Cable Asaoc. Rec Dec. 21, 8.5 a.m v Tokio, Dec. IQ Reports front. Vladisvostock, fJikolsk and Khakarovsk state - that a mutiny among tbe Soviet Russian troops began on Monday, White troops assisting. It is declared that the population in - .these cities has been driven to "desperation by the ruthless collection of food, religious persecution, and the ha r sh official Soviet regime. Soviet infantry and cavalry regiments at Khabarovsk rose and killed their commissars, after which the White troops at Nikolsk joined them. The Japanese consular officers reported that they are leaving Vladiyostock.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8475, 21 December 1923, Page 3
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