RUSSIAN RUMOURS.
COPENHAGEN MEETING. INTERCHANGE OF PRISONERS. By TelesrraDhPress AssociationCoDjT'jjht A. and K.Z. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 27. Many rumours that M. Litvinoff, ex-Bolshevik ambassador to Britain, has been appointed a commissioner, on behalf of the Soviet Government, to institute peace pourparlers are discredited. Mr. O'Grady, Labour M.P., who has been appointed British delegate to meet him at Copenhagen, is not authorised to deal with any subject except the interchange of prisoners. Berlin advices state that the conclusion of an alliance between Esthonia. Latvia, ard Lithuania will be the first task on the conclusion of peace with Soviet Russia, It is confidently hoped that Poland, the Ukraine, and Finland will join the alliance.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17330, 29 November 1919, Page 11
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