MILDER SENTENCES
SOVIET MALCONTENTS A BID FOR POPULARITY (Received April 21, 2 p.m.l KHAROV, April 20. As a result of the trial of 46 intellectuals, three were sentenced to 10 years’ gaol, and 33 to shorter terms, while nine were released. The opinion is expressed that because no death sentence verdict was inflicted thousands of intellectuals will support the Soviet. It is understood that the Soviet is reappointing many of the accused, who are leading scientists.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17239, 21 April 1930, Page 8
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