The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14
The Case Against the Bolsheviki
An Amazing Series Of Official Documents, Pub.
liohed by the American Government, Prov
ing Lsnlne and Trotzky Were

DOCUMENT NO. al,

DOCUMENT NO. al.
Counter Espionage at the Stavlsa, No. 461, Jan.
%. 1879
To the Commission for Combating the Coun-
terRevolution: The special commission on the
conflict with the Polish counter revolutionary
troops has begun it's activity. All the conduct
of its affairs has been located at the counter
espionage at the Stayka, where is being coll
lected all information the counter reVoiu~
ton on the external and internal fronts. At
the commission have arrived members of the
Commission for Combating the Counter Ravo-
luton E. Miekonoshn, /. Zenzinov Zhilinsii,
and from seyastopol, Comrade Turin. To a
conference We're called agents announcing their
wish to be sent for conflict with the bourgeo-
Isle Polish officers--Dembitsky, Boleslav Yak
himovich, Strievsky, Yasenovsky,' and Adarno-
vich. All those agents are under obligation TO
carry the affair to the point Of open nsuhor-
dnation Of the soldiers against the officers and
the arrest of the latter.
For emergency the commander in chief
dered to assign Nakhim Sher and Ilya RaZymov
for the destruction Of the counter revolutionary
ringleaders among the Polish troops, and the
commission recognized the possibility Of decar
ing all Polish troops outside the law when that
measure should present itself imperative
From Petrograd, observers announced that
the Polish organizations are displaying great
reserve and caution in mutual relations. There
has been established, however, unquestion-
able contact between the high military council
located in Petrograd and the Polish officers and
soldiers of the bourgeoisie estate owning class
with the counter revolutionary Polish troops
tary Affairs, there took place on January %
conference Of Comrades Podvoisky, Kedrov,
Boret7lSow, Dybenko, and Kovalsky. The Com
missar Naval Affairs announced that the
sailors Trushin, Markin, Peinkaitis, and Schulz
demand the dismissal Of the Polish troops, and
threaten, in case it is refused. assaults on the
Polish DICTIONARIES in Petrograd. The comman-
der in chief suggests that 1t might be possible
to direct the rage of the sailors mentioned, and
Of their group, to the front against the coun-
ter revolutionary Polish troops.
At the present time our agitation among the
Polish troops is being carried on in very actlNe
fashion and there is great hope for the disor-
ganization of the Polish legionares-Chief Of
Counter Espionage. Feierabend.
Note.-IIave photograph Of letter.
DOCUMENT NO. 42.
Counter Espionage at the Stavka, Jan. 20,
1879
To the Commission for Combating the Coun-
ter Revolution: At the request Of the com
mander in chief, in answer to your inquiry.
inform you. supplementary to the dispatch, that
the funds sent with Maj. Bayermeister nave
been received here. Among the troops acting
on the front against the counter-revolut onarles
have been prepared several battallons Tor con-
f1ct with the Poles and Roumanians. We VIII
ration. From the hired sections sent against
the dictionaries have been formed two COM
panies, one from the best shots for the shoot
ing of officers of regiments the other OF Llthu-
anians and Let's for the theft of food reserves
in Vitebsk Minsk, and Mogilev governments, in
the places where the Polish troops are situated
Various local peasants have also agreed TO at
tack the regiments and extermlnate them.-
Commissar G. Mosholov
Note.-These two documents show that the
policy against these potriotic soldiers was one
Of nnerciless determination financed by German
money, handed out by a German o1tlcer' Bay"
ermeister is named in Document No :.
Have photograph Of letter.