BOLSHEVISM IN PERSIA
RUSSIAN- PROPAGANDA. INTERFERENCE RESENTED. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright TEHERAN, April 29. (Received May 1, at 9 a.m.) After a period of inactivity, the Russian Legation recently resumed Bolshevik pi opagaudist work with a view to upsetting the Cabinet, particularly the 'War Minister, Sardar Sepah, who is regarded as Persia’s strong man. Hitherto the people have suffered patiently under a flood of Bolshevik revolutionary propaganda, although these doctrincfy _aro foreign to their national and religious instincts, but now in the face of efforts of Bolshevik agents in fomenting international political dissensions and even religious animosities between creeds, tolerance is changing to exasperation and annoyance. There, is strong feeding against further Bolshevik interference in local politics. —A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 17956, 1 May 1922, Page 4
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