WORLD REVOLUTION

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 133, 2 March 1926, Page 7

WORLD REVOLUTION

BOLSHEVISTS STILL HOPEFUL PLANS OF COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL SEVERANCE OF DOMINIONS FROM MOTHERLAND Addressing the Communist International, M. Zinovieff said Europe still held first place in the International’s plans of world revolution. He discussed the revolutionary development of the British working classes and enlarged on the prospects of severing the links between the Dominions and the Motherland, Br Telegraph.—Press Association. Copyright. Riga, February 28. The Bolshevists are apparently in no way discouraged by the failure of their attempts to provoke revolutions in Germany, Bulgaria, and Esthonia. according to M. Zinovieff, who, in addressing the sixth Congress of the Communist International at Moscow, said that, although the situation in the Balkans was apparently stabilised, he still hopefully tegarded the Balkans as a source of pregnant, sudden happenings, which might be fatal to capitalism. Europe still held the first place in the International’s plans of world revolution; the East came second, and America third. Zinovieff lengthily discussed the revolutionary development of the British working classes, and enlarged on the prospects of severing the links between the Dominions and the Motherland.—Renter. ACTIVITIES IN LATVIA ELEVEN REDS ARRESTED BY POLICE Riga, February 28. Among eleven Communists arrested by the Latvian police, two were allegedly specially sent by the Communist International from Moscow for the purpose of reorganising revolutionary activities. Besides forged passports, correspondence with the International, it is alleged, was found in their possession.—Reuter.