The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-31
BOL SHEvIK HATRED OF BRITAIN IS X.
 BARED BY OFFICIAL RUSSIAN PAPERS
Network of Agitation Is Spread from Moscow Into Sec
 tons of Persia Afghanistan and India by Means of Propaganda Schools. ,.'..,. l,...

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 31.- How Soviet Russia planned to con quer Turkestan and use it ''as a bridge to India" and the progress they are making in the Near East. Persia and India itself is disclosed in reports reaching here of the work of Commissar Eliawa. of the Depart ment fer Eastern Propaganda in Moscow and head of the Turko-COm- mission for Asia Minor. Eliawa was also sent to Angora with pres ents from Moscow to the Turkish Communists.
 Hatred of Great Britain charac~ terizes the whole report of the Com missar The British soldiers in Baku are spoken of as impudent mercen- aries and predictions are made that the Bolshevists will dispose. not Of hundreds of thousands but ct millions of their Asiatic fellow combatants.' '''
 John Bull knows this and al- ready shows his teeth, powerless in the sight of the bridle we shall throw over him in India" the report declares.
 Create Political Difficulties"
 Naturally neither Moscow nor we of the ko-Commission labor ed under the illusion that the Ma hometans of Turkestan, were pre- pared to adopt Socialism,, the re- port continues. We believed and knew, however, that these same Ma h0metans, if even only an outward adoption of Bolshevism could be achieved, would play the part of & bridge over which the Soviet Gov ornment could reach the neighbor- ing English countries, and that It would thus be possible to Create pe- liticaI difficulties for the. Entente, and especially for England.
 Our network of agitation gradz ually spreads and today its, branches stretch to Afghanistan and from there to Northern India" ,t,#
 The first fortress of Mahometan Abeolutism" claimed by the Soviet missionaries was khiva. The Khan of Khiva fled and a local Commun- concluded treaty with the Russian Ccmmissars.
 Attention was then directed toward Afghanstan. All the Ameer's 2ttein pts to combat the movement failed and the renewal of friendly rxr wifi, hla VI, oA ich hn basis of a united front against Bol- shevism only served to alienate the sympathies Of his entourage at Court This delighted the agitatorss who in the Autumn were able to re- port the erection of Bolsheyist radio station at Kabul
 Tn Camarkand," the report con tinues, "we have the best school for the training of propagandists and of members of the organizations" Tn nine months this school turned out $500 trained instructors, including 95G IFindus, 46o Tajiks, 150 Turk omans and Kara Hirghises, 1900 Sarts and Afghans, 270 Bokharans and Krivans and 250 Mongols, Ti- bestans, Kurds and So forth Chief attention was paid to the represent tatives Of the Indian races and only fully converted Socialists were sent to India. as
 The propa ganda school is not con- fined to Turkestan,s but has branch es throughout Southern Asia, az far as China. The most valuable class es are those recently established in Benares and Delhi. which are work ing splendidly finder the eyes of the English, the report states. Founded in July of last year, the organi- zation within three months contain ed 91 600 active members paying TEAQC QIDS EAPEXIEI TT