New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Wrangel Says
Soviets Hinder
Russian Peace
Declares Civil War Would
End if the People We're
Allowed to Organize
Their Own Government
Troops Well Equipped
Navy Now Able to Assist
Army; Cos &C k Will
Furnish Rich Supplies

SEBASTOPOL, Crimea, Aug. % (By
The Associated Press) tDelayed).-
Civil war in Russia would cease imme-
diately if the Russian people were free
to organize q government according to
their own wishes. General Baron
of the South Russian government by
France a few days ago. declared here
to-day. They are not able TO do this at
present, however, because of the domi-
nation of the Soviet leaders, and the
fight must so on until Russians are
free to take matters in their own hands,
he continued.
General Wrangel expressed his graft
tication over the note sent to Italy by
the United States government relative
10 the Russian situation and declared
recognition of the South Russian gov
ernment by France was the Just ex-
preston of one Ally's appreciation of
another's sacrifice in the common
cause" He asserted his forces on all
fronts arc we'll equipped, and that the
naval arm of the service was at last
able to assist in the struggle against
the Bolsheviki
General Wrangel. who will depart
tomorrow to direct in person the or
ganizot!on Of forces rallying against
Tie Rolsheviki. received the CORE
spondent at his home in this city and
gave him an exclusive interview While
he talked aids and ministers grouped
about his desk with telegrams and re
ports requiring his consideration.
Help Sent to Cossacks
Ever since the South Pussian
army honored me by placing itself
under my command leaders of various
Cossack organizations have been urg-
ing Us to send expeditions into the
e. in throwing off the tyranny Of the
BolsheviAl,' he said Soviet domira-
ton has always been hateful to the
Sossacks' D4t IT was not untu the last
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sH.ee cas- ago sno"ea the South HVs-
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Praises French Note
General Wrangel's ewes brirhtened
as he responded promptly: The note
Of France was a chivalrous and lust
expression Of one ally's recognition
Of another's self-sacrifice in the com
mon cause.
cortin,1d my sui pl.Se ne
sfaa+ otEar oI;os hova 80 ~ ~
same oenerons recoonit;nn ef blood-
shed no+ for Pussia aione b,g+ ~ NO.
tec+ the arrira c;1-i1;zed ,,'orld ooaf,,e+
plunder nurde, and desnotisn, Il ;s
hot onlv Russia,s ha+t q fwhirh' is ba-
inc foueht in South Rnss;a,, >,
SNav 7 asl[p ss;d the corrss,o,de,+
what ilnrression the American no+s
to Italy on the attitude Of the United
States toward Rolshavism creatad ~
at was most favorahls" he renI;ed
at was varv ora+ifv;nc n mo ner-
sonallv and am erre N all ,;rht
rindad Rnss;ans +ha+ tbo J1ni+od
States shonid thns o4ficial1v exnress i .
disapproval of the murder ana ranine
committed bv proun of desnerates
which is irving to rob the Russian
people Of ali liberty. If il we're pos-
sible for the Russian neonle to or