TROTSKY’S FATE.
MOSCOW METHODS. BY CABfiE-PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYEIGHT Beteived'Dec.' 22,11.25 a.ni ' \ • LONDON/ Dec. 21. lhe Times’ Riga correspondent says that the Soviet triumvirate/ lias' commenced a rieiv and bitter campaign against Trotsky, with the object of depnvmg him -permanently of all real power." Trotsky was recently declared “l**} ordered to. seek 1 a more suitable climate, but is apparently still in Moscow. 'Hie triumvirate, who, so far have _ only attacked Ttotsky’s political activities, is noiv assailing his reputation as an organiser and leader of the Red Army : A special pamphlet has been issued, in which it is stated that lrotskys military merits are a mere ®yth, and that he continually caused unnecessary friction. Trotsky is wholly unable to' reply to these new attacks, since the Soviet press was again ordered to boycott him.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 22 December 1924, Page 9
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