ALLIES AND SOVIET
A PROJECTED DEMAND
GRAVE SIGNIFICANCE ALLEGED
REPUDIATION OF INTERNATIONAL.
(DKITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPXRIOHT.)
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ■ASSOCIATION.)
LONDON, 17th May; >
The "Daily Herald's" Berlin coires" pondent learns on reliable authority that the British Government has proposed that the Allies should send a joint note to the Soviet demanding absolute repudiation of the Communist' International, and the expulsion of " its 1 headquarters from Moscow. .....; .., ..' --•■-"■
Ihe "Herald" says' the ' news is of. the gravest significance, as it' : me'ajis that Mr. Baldwin's Government is preparing a new diplomatic offensive against the Soviet. The paper decides that the British representatives in every European capital' and at Washington have for some time been conducting behind the scenes an anti-Soviet campaign,, and suggests • that ■ the present move is to make impossible demands- in order that the Soviet's refusal'anay serve as an excuse for a rupture:of.diplomatic relations, from which there would be only one step to open hostilities. -
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 19 May 1925, Page 7
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153ALLIES AND SOVIET Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 19 May 1925, Page 7
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