THE RUSSIAN CRISIS.
LATE PREMIER'S TREACHERY
SOME REMARKABLE DISCLOSURES.
LONDON, November 27 I lie New Statesman, a London week*- • Iy. .makes some interesting disclosures otythe events in the Duma resulting in M. bturmers' dismissal. Miliukov, the leader of the Constitutional Democrat* accused M. Stunner of co-operating -. with tli3 pro-German clique in the Rus- - .sian court in negotiating for a separate : peace, and disorganising: the railways" : munitions, and food supplies for the • purpose of hampering the army. After I 31. btrumcr left the Duma, General ; Shuvalcv (War Minister) and Admiral > GrogoiT/vitoh (Minister of Marine) •went to the Puma and declared that they intended'to fight to a finish, and r that victory was certain. Amid frenzied cheers, General Shuvniev shook j^J,iancis with Miiiukov. The Now States- - •- man _ declares that the chiefs of th? ■■-; Russian field nrmy, Generals Alexeiev, Russky, Brussiloff, and Evert demanded Strumer's dismissal and the support of the Duma.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16824, 29 November 1916, Page 5
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