SOVIET PROPAGANDA
OFFICIAL BRITISH VIEW (British Official Wireless.) Roc/ 10 a.m. RUGBY, Nov. 6. Answering a question in the House oi Commons, Mr. A. Henderson said - that while he had never stated that the Soviet Government had accepted the interpretation which the British Government. placed upon the propaganda pledge, he had repeatedly made it plain that the British Government interpreted the pledge as covering propaganda by tbe Third International, lie would also repeat that tho British Government must be the judge in the first instance of the importance of any incident which might arise, and of tho appropriate action, if any, to bo taken.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17410, 7 November 1930, Page 7
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