TROTSKY'S ALTERNATIVES
PEACE, OR A GERMAN INVASION
THE-'EMBARRASSMENT OF THE
UKRAINE.
(AUSTKiLIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (Received February 16, 1 p.m.)
PARIS, 15th February
The Pans Matin's Zurich correspond ent / states that it is formally confirmed that if Trotsky doee not v give Germany a clear answer as to whether he wants war or peace, German, troops will march on Esval and Petrograd.
(Received Fehruary 16, 1 p.m.) AMSTERDAM, l'Sth February. A Berlin report of the final scene at Brest Litovsk alleges that Dr. vonKuhlmann stated that peace had'not been concluded with Russia, and the armistice had ended'; therefore war must be recommenced. ■
Vienna advisee the Central Powers to provide the Ukraine with military assistance for the defence of the grain stocks and the railway junctions against the ■Bolsheviks. An inspired statement in the Austrian press explains tnat the shortage of food necessitated' a peace with, the URraine.^and this could only be reached by the cession of Kholm.
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 41, 16 February 1918, Page 8
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