PRINCE KROPOTKIN.
TO THE KDITOR. Sir.—Some time ago it- was announced Shat Prince Kropotkin. the distinguished Russian savant, had been put to death by the present- Russian regime, and an article from his pen in one of the monthly reviews announced at the head that he was supposed to have suffered death. To-day there has come under my notice the following, written by a ' Times' correspondent, stating: " I left Russia on December 8, 1918. On December 1 I saw personally Prince Kropotkin. whom I have the honor of calling one of my greatest friends. I have letters from him to his personal friends in America, and he asked me to forward to his British friends his kindest regards, and to tell them that all news as to different troubles suffered by him in Russia had no namdatiou whatever. Prince Kropotkin lives at present near Moscow. His health is quite satisfactory. Now, as always ho remains far from the *eat of any political inactivity, and is occupied in literary work."—l am. ttc. Elliott Siandfield. May 5.
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Evening Star, Issue 17036, 6 May 1919, Page 3
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PRINCE KROPOTKIN.
Evening Star, Issue 17036, 6 May 1919, Page 3
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