HENDERSON CONTROVERSY.
M. KERENSKY'S VIEWS. "NOT A BOLSHEVIK." Australian «nd K. 3. Coble Association. (Sard- 2 &.«.) LONDON. Aug. 2S. M. Kerensfcy, who was Russian Premier during Mr. Arthur Henderson's visit to Russia, ridicules the suggestion that Mr. Henderson was a pacificist Bolshevik. He adds that Mr. Henderson realised the new ideals born with the first revolution*, If Britain and France had adopted his policy' and not vetoed the Stockholm conference the second revolution leading to Bolshevism would have been averted..
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 8
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