IF WAR COMES.
RUSSIA CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. *y Telegraph -Prees Association—Copyright jßeuter’s Telegrams. (Received October 23, 9.5 a.m.) . MOSCOW, October 21. Trotsky, in a vigorous speech, reviewing international affairs, expressed the opinion that the general situation in Germany ws favourable to a victory for the workers, who had not required active help. Analysing the probable attitude of the Powers, he declared that Britain was powerful onlv overseas. France was unable to occupy the whole of Germany though the " hourgeosie were capable of acts of madness. Poland had the choice of being a Russo-German barrier or a, Russo-German bridge. Russian reconstruction needed peace, but if war was forced upon her, she Was confident of victorv.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17178, 23 October 1923, Page 1
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