FALL OF BOLSHEVISM IN SOUTH RUSSIA
DR. WILLIAMS'S PREDICTION,.
LONDON, 29th May. Dr. Harold Williams, telegraphing from Constantinople, predicts the imminent fall of Bolshevism in South Russia. The only force at the Bolsheviks' disposal in Odessa consists of fifteen hundred. Chinese employed as workers there refused to- eniist in the .Red Army, thus upsetting the plan for the relief of Hungary by an advance into Bessarabia, and Rumania. The workmen of Odessa- have no objection to the eastigation of the bourgeoisie but will not \permifc the nationalisation of factories, which policy has ruined Petrograd and Moscow. Forty bourgeoisie were shot, mostly profiteers. Tho news from Moscow is, shocking. The snow is melting, revealing ninny bodies of women and children under the snow. Smallpox also has broken out. The journey from Moscow to Odessa took twenty-
three days, and the passengers had to buy wood at-each station to feed' the en»gine. .
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 134, 9 June 1919, Page 7
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