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NEW YORK, 27th January
The World's London correspondent interviewed Mr. David R. Francis, United States Ambassador to Russia, who endorsed. President Wilson's plan to bring, together the Russian factions. Mr. Francis added: "It is necessary to remind the Russians opposed to the plan that they were inherently unable to agree even before the Bolsheviks existed. . It is necessary also to warn them that Germany hopes to recoup herself in Russia for the losses sustained in the war."
NEW YORK, 27th January. ' Interviewed in Chicago by the New York Times, Mr. Breshkovskaya expressed disapproval of President Wilson's plan to parley with the Russian factions, because those factions will not harmonise. "Allied troops in Siberia will not be of the slightest use or benefit to the Russian people."
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 26, 30 January 1919, Page 7
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