"WATCHING LIKE A HAWK"
THE FIELD IN GERMANY
FOSTERING COMMUNIST REVOLT.
(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. —COPTRWHT.y (PUBLISHED IN THE TIUSS ) (Received 2nd November, 9 a.m.) LONDON, Ist November.' The Riga correspondent of "The Times" says that Russia is watching Germany like a hawk. The Soviet Political Bureau has concluded that a rising in Germany led by Communists ie inevitable, and is planning accordingly. German Communists are receiving direct instructions from Moscow agitators, money is being lavishly supplied, and meetings of workmen throughout Russia have been^ ordered.^ The army chiefs mat recently, and decided upon the immediate active employment of tile Red Army to settle the- German question. If necessary, it would keep Poland employed. The mobilising and training of Territorials last week caused rumours that war was imminent, but spies were sent out and returned with the news that Poland was well prepared for war. This is haying a quieting effect on the maßies, who do not want to act rashly.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 107, 2 November 1923, Page 7
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