MORE “PURGES.”
100 More Imprisoned In
In Russia.
Press Association —Copyright. London, February 1.
About 100 persons, "Old and Young Bolsheviks,” engineers and others,
‘ were implicated by the confessions of the accused in last week’s trial atMoscow, says the correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. It may be assumed that all are already imprisoned, frat whether they will ever be publicly tried is another matter. Meanwhile news is reaching Moscow of new purges in the great chemical and munition plants in the provinces. An official communiqule Issued at Leningrad refers to the expulsion from the party of Kudriavzev, chief of the political department of the Leningrad-Warsaw railway, for relations with the Trotsky plotters. It does not mention his fate.
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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 350, 3 February 1937, Page 5
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