SOVIET AND GERMANY.
THE EMBASSY INCIDENT. Times. " / LONDON", May 11. The Riga correspondent of the Times' states that the Soviet Government has developed the Berlin incident of the searching by German police of the Soviet trade delegation offices into a. question flf the first international magnitude. •: The newspaper Izvestia is devoting whole pages to what is termed Germany's insolent violation of the sovereign rights of the Soviet. Simultaneously, M. Zmovieff, chairman ' of the Third International, totally ignoring; Germany's sovereign rights, telegraphed to the central committee of the German ' Communist. Party a ' call to battle, which the Izvestia prominently displays. M. Zinovieff declares that the Parliamentary elections settle nothing. Civil war alone will end the 'struggle between Capitalism and .Communism. The •time is hear when they must lead workmen to battle for the last decisive combat. The French elections show that Communism in France is also becoming a formidable force. ' ; The Izvestia editorially declares that Germany must make amends for her unspeakably shameless attitude toward the Soviet, and must guarantee never again to act in a similar manner.-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18707, 13 May 1924, Page 9
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