The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-18
Where the Threads Lead To.

AndJaparldZe, chief OF the Georgian
MensheVik spies, made a sensational
statement before the court. The
court wanted to know how the
Georgian emigrants carry on their &C
tivities not only in U. S. S. R. but
also abroad. 1t appeared that And
japaridze had great difficulties in
crossing the border in Poland but the
intervention of a Polish comrade"
helped him to overcome them.
Andjaparidze mentioned that ''Pol-
ish comrades name" 1t was men,
Der of the Central Committee Of the
Polish Socialist Party, one of the
editors Of the "Rabotnik," Tadeus
Goluvko who helped him to cross Po-
land on his trip to the U. S. S. r. 1t
is the same Goluvko who is respon-
sible for the peculiar national policy
of the Polish Socialist Party in the
western district Of Poland. 1t is the
same Goluvko who is now working in
one of the Polish Ministries as an
official in the National Minority De-
partment and in this manner has the
opportunity to carry into effect the
abstract theory of the Polish Socialist
Party and give it a concrete Pilsud-
ski content.
Polish Socialist Is Spy.
Goluvko was put on the job at the
beginning of 1925 as an expert on
Ukrainian affairs. He very often
held conferences with Andreyev Lev
itski, successor of Simon Petlura.
We read about that in the Polish
press. Goluvko investigated the con-
ditions of the Ukrainian emigrants on
the instructions of the Central Com
mittee of the Polish Socialist Party,
not only in Poland, but also in
Czecho-Slovakia. He wrote in the
"Rabotnik" No. 60, 1925, the follow
ing:
"How many of the Ukrainian emil
grants who are now dying of starva-
ton in France or Czecho-Slovakia
could become in the near future, the
warm supporters of Polish culture
and of Poland in the UkraineW
Aided Other Stool Pigeons.
We do not know how many spies
were brought to the Ukraine by
Goluvko as supporters of Polish
culture and Of Poland" but Andja-
paridze crossed the bor+ler with his
assistance. The Polish General Zach
ariadze and another officer of the
Polish General Staff, Zachariadze's
assistant in the General Academy.
participated in arranging his trip.
Both of them directed him to Penkov-
Prolozhny who had already taken
some money to Kiev sent by another
department Of the General Staff.
These things have been proved in
court.
A leader Of the Socialist Party"
and expert on the national question,
a Polish General, an Officer of the
General Staff, a Polish spy. How
did this disciplined" party member
and Georgian patriot get into such
company.
A Real Social Patriot.
The Social Democrat Andaiaridze
does not find it inadmissable to en-
ploy the services of Polish Generals.
To him Georgia comes above all,
and one Georgian must help another"
Owing to the Georgian orientation
of the Polish General Staff, And
laparidze came to the Ukraine and to
Georgia with personal instructions
from moi Jordania. Andiaparidze
denies that the Georgian Social
Democrats are preparing counter
revolutionary activities. Bot Jordania
holds different views on the matter.
In January 1925 Jordania wrote in
his article on the defeat Of the
Georgian rising that the Georgian
Mensheviks nust depend on the
hatred Of the bordering countries 90
the y. S. s. r., because mot simple
small nationality will attain freedom