GERMANY AND TURKEY.
IMPORTANT REVELATIONS
THE ALLIES* PATIENCE
(•"lurca" and "Sydney Bun" SerTjet*.) (Received January Sth 5.35 ">.m.) PETROGRAD. January S.
An Orange Book affords tho most striking testimony of tho unprecedented lengths to which Russia, in conjunction with England and France proceeded in the hope of averting a conflict. It .shows that the Russian Ambassador was minutely informed of every move in Constantinople. He reported on September 10th that Enver Pasha had received a letter from Germany intimating that tho moment had arrived for Turkey to fulfil her obligations by an invasion of Egypt and the landing of troops in Odessa.
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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15172, 9 January 1915, Page 9
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