BRITAIN AND SOVIET
QUESTION OF RELATIONS British 'Wireless T?UGB\ , May 20 The Foreign Secretary, Sir John Simon, was asked in" the House of Commons to-dnv whether any negotiations !i;id been entered into since the imposition of tho embargo on I'ussian inip'-rts, or were contemplated with a view to a restoration of the former commercial relations between Britain and the Soviet. In reply Sir John said the policy of the Government, had been stated and Ihe opportunities for negotiations indicated to tho Soviet were still open. X"
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21505, 31 May 1933, Page 11
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