The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-04
RUSSIAN AGENTS
SAY BOLSHEVSM
MUST Be KILLED

| LONDON- - I've FepIesenlatI' 1s
of Russian political organizations
who are now here have issued a
statement in which they assert that
/ they are of the opinion that the sal
walton of Russia requires, first of
/ all, that Russia should be liberated
from the Bolsheviki. They ask for
the active help of the Entente Allies
/ for Russians who are infighting
Bolshevik rule.
! The delegation includes two mod
crate Conservatives, one Liberal and
! two moderate Socialists. They were
sent to the Allied countries to in
form the government and peoples
of Russia's critical position. The
members of the delegation are Nlad
inir Gurko: Nicholas Shebeko, for
merly Russian ambassador at Vienna:
Sergius Tretiakoff. formerly presi-
dent of the Russian Ecumenical
Council; Alexander Titoff and Con-
stantine krovoposkoff. The two
last named are moderate Socialists.
This mission when in Paris was
headed by Professor Paul Milinkoff,
leader of the Russian Constitutional
Democrats and formerly foreign
minister, but his name is not in
Guided among those who make public
the appeal for help for Russia.
The German domination in Rus
STA and its artificial splitting into
independent parts" say the Russian
representatives, rs contrary to thu
aspirations of the masses and of all
the sane elements which demand
the union of the whole country in d
single state whose ultimate fate
must be determined by the free
decision of the peoples inhabiting
Russia.
For this purpose active help is
required from the Allies for all
those parts of Russia which are in
conflict of the Bolsheviki and who
are striving to reunite and regener
ate Russia.
I'm the south this help must 6e
given first of ali to the voluntary
army which is fighting against the
Bolsheviki in the Northern Caucasus
Besides, to create order, it is neces-
sary to occupy temporarily the most
importan. towns and railway jucc-
tions in he south Of Russia so as to
prevent te advance of the B1'ss'
wiki from The north and the spread
ing of anarchy, that has already
ruined the north of Russia.
"a barrier against the Bolshe-
vism spreading from the north will
enable the voluntary army to con-
solidate and to grow. 1t will be
possible by CONSUMPTION to convert
this voluntary army into a vast
army in the south of Russia and,
together with Siberia and the nor
thern territory to crush the Boil
shevism and to reunite the whole
of free Russia in the coming spring.
Therefore the Allied help is not
required for the purpose of taking
an offensive against the Bolsheviki
but to create coalitions that will en-
able the sane elements to organize
themselves, to create government
mechanism and an army. All the
rest as well as the internal organi-
cation of the country must be left
to the Russians themselves.
Quite a separate problem is the
salvation of Petrograd. During thu
! Bolsheviki regime the population
had diminished to 100000. The
! liberation of tbs city at the earliest
possible date by the Allies is called
. for by considerations of humanity
now that the Allies have access TO
/ the dying capital through the Baltic
sea. If in time of war America
cosidered it her duty to save Eu
rope from the yoke Of Prussianism.
now at the moment of the approach
peace new task is confronting her
the salvation of the Russian de-
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