RUSSIAN ATTITUDE TO RUMANIA
Appeal To Restore Order Claimed (Received July 4, 12.30 a.m.) MOSCOW, July 3.
Moscow radio stated that the workers in Rumania, after seeing their comrades shot down by the Rumanian authorities, were uow appealing to the Red-Army to restore order. “Their anger was great when they bear'd that the Rumanian Government, 'being unable to obtain help from the Allies, turned to another Power for aid,” tlie broadcast said. “The workers cannot see how their interests can ite served by protection from a Power that is not concerned with their wellbeing, and they are determined to prevent its influence from spreading. “Thousands of Soviet supporters have flocked to the Soviet-occupied territory, seeking freedom. Whole army battalions with their officers tried to remain under Soviet protection, but the Rumanian authorities dealt with them ruthlessly.”
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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 239, 4 July 1940, Page 10
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