GERMAN OCCUPATION OF MOSCOW ANTICIPATED.

Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXIX, Issue 3942, 10 July 1918, Page 2

GERMAN OCCUPATION OF MOSCOW ANTICIPATED.

MURMANIANS JOIN WITH THE

ENTENTE,

PARIS, July 8,

M. Kerensky, referring to the assassination of Count Mirbach, German Ambassador to Moscow, while deploring the taking of human life, said that he was glad that Mirbach had been killed. His death was a good thing for .Russia, and may mark the beginning of its rennjpssance, for it may initiate a movement in Moscow against Germany. The Germans were now certain to occupy Moscow. Count Mirbach was the real ruler of Russia, and got on well with Lenin and Trotzky.

The Copenhagen newspaper "Tidens Tegn" states that the whole Murman population has broken off from Russia and joined the Entente. Provisions have arrived in Murmania

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