VIEWS FROM MOSCOW
WAR MINISTER'S FEAR
ATTACK BY ENGLAND
(Received 30th May, 11 a.m.)
LONDON, 29th May. Moscow is at present very communicative and voluble. * M. Brusanoff, Commissar of Finance, announced an intensive campaign to mobolise internal money resources. The Press is undertaking a campaign to increase bank deposits and investment in loans. '...' M. Framkin, Vice Commissar admits that there is no hope of obtaining financial credits from Western Europo for a time, "because British bankers control European operations." M. Voroshiloff, War Minister, in a BE e«ch in the Southern Ukraine, assumed that England was preparing to surround the Soviet Union within the next ten years, and said that the danger of war could not be excluded. "Only n ««; n. c', al l P rfP"»tion on 9ur part,"' he added, "will restrain England from an attack. M. Tehicherin (Foreign Minister) is going to Berlin from Paris. Ho professes complacency, and is convinced that France, Italy, and tho Uunited States will not join Britain. He no longer fears a European bloc.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 9
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