CONCERNING TROTSKY
DJSCORD AMONG COMMUNISTS,
(STDNEX SUN CABIE.) (Received 24th January, 9 a.m.)
LONDON, 23rd January. nv » sa correspondent of "The Times' says: "Many rumours are current concerning Trotsky. On the one hand it is declared that, although the Soviet doctors ordered him a change oi climate, he is still in Moscow. His other colleagues are unwilling to let Irotsky out of their sight, keeping him confined in a house under strict supervision. r
Hitherto it has been impossible to verify the rumours. In the prevailing atmosphere nothing seems improbable ihe triumvirate of Stalin, Kameneff! and Zinovieff daily assert that the recent controversies served to cement the Communist Party, which is now more united than ever. . This is untrue. The discord is even more serious than it has been represented. It may be said confidently that the disintegrating process has begun which may result in the total collapse of the party. The end is probubly only a matter of months."
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 20, 24 January 1924, Page 5
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