WARFARE IN AFGHANISTAN.
ATTITUDE OF SOVIET. “We do not sing . Amanullah’s praises,” said M. Bukharin, addressing the Moscow Soviet, on his first public appearance for three months, says the Riga correspondent of the London Times.
“We do not feel particularly enthusiastic about this petty Czar, but any other petty Czar enthroned in Afghanistan by the English would be a serious blow to us.”
M. Bukharin prophesied that the installation of President Hoover would bring a more aggressive American Imperialism, but an improvement in So-viet-British relations was likely after the elections in Britain.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 101, 28 March 1929, Page 7
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