SOVIET RUSSIA.
M. KERENSKY>S VIEW. (BI CABLK—FBB3B ASSOCIATION— COPtIHOHTj (AUSTBALIAK AND H.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) • HELSINGFOBS, March 6. M. Kerensky, in an interview, said the downfall of the Soviet Government was'certain. "It will be brought about," he said, "by the workmen in the towns, and the Army, probably in a violent manner. The Government and people are strangers to each other. Since Moscow has become the Russian capital, the Baltic has lost its'vital interest for Russia, which probably would not object if Finland joined Sweden."
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17707, 8 March 1923, Page 7
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