BOLSHEVISM AT HOME.
GERMAN AGENTS ARE BUSY. , Viscount Cave, speaking in the Hou?e of Lords, remarked 4 -that /while Jioetili-’, ties in the field had iceased, the activities of the enemy were .not at an. end. In the ■ interval- between The arroistipe and th© conclusion -of peace the enemy would .seek, to, undermine .the , positionThey had already begun)' -to' try to un■denmifte 1 the unity between , ourselves and our Allies and our unity at Home. ;Ho .regarded! the so-called Bolshevist activities iir England - at the present moment not as a genuine movement Tor; the modification of the British constitution, but a* an instrument ’of German attack. He believed, there was-a close , alliance between , Bolshevism .in Germany, and that many’ - who thought, they were Bolshevists wep the con-' .flcioue or 1 unconscious topis’ of our ehemfos. He had evidence only last week of that close alliance, and considered o they 'ought.-to c)ieck Bolshevist* propa-, ganda in this country until pefece had', ucen declared.; <>
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1919, Page 7
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