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ference in London. We took opportunity toll
visit Paris on the return journey and to conf
suit with Our head organization. the -Tradei
and industrial Committee After arriving in |
Paris on the 9th of October. 1923. and after
Ramzin had negotiated over the telephone
with the president of the former owners in /
in the Trade and industrial Committee. /
Denisoy invited us to his place for a con-
sultation. When we arrived. conference1
was held in his study, participated in. be /
sides Denisoy. by Rabachinsky. Nobel. Guk-
asov, and Starinkevitch. Ramzin gave a re-
port GA the work in our organization and on5
the general measures OF the sabotage being
carried On in the Soviet Union, showing to-
what extent these measures were in accord
ance with the directions given by the Trade
and Industrial Committee and fulfilled the
| tasks of the$preparation for the interview.
| ton. Special attention was devoted to the
events disturbing the activities of the In
| dustrial Party: the discovery of the sabotage
i'll the Donetz district the Shakhty affair,
| and the discovery of the sabotage organiza-
! ton in the transport service These ques-.
| tons greatly interested the representative
of the Trade and Industrial Committee
| (Denisov, RabuSchinSky and others, since
! they threw difficulties in the way OF our
1 future work and tampered the consistent
/ carrying out of the measures for the prep
aration of a general crisis in the country
Denisov particularly emphasized that We
| must now devote special attention to the
| metal industry. that great disproportions
1 must be brought about in this industry. and
the effect of capital investment reduced
Nobel and GukaSoy pat number of queS-
tons to me on the situation in the oil in
duStry. on the strength of the sabotage
1 organization in this industry. and on the
/ carrying out of acts of sabotage for retarding
| the erection of new plant and the develop
ment of export. They pointed out that dur
ing his stay in Paris they had given .StriShev
general Instructions with regard to the work
to be done in the Oil industry. With regard
| to the general situation of the Trade and
Industrial Committee and our organization,
DeniSoy pointed out TO us that in spite of
/ the discovery of some individual sabotage
! organizations. we must continue our work at
all costs. and maintain the organization of
the Industrial Party. DenisoY laid special
stress on the statement that the Trade and
1 Industrial Committee possessed the certain
and firm support of the French and English
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/ intervention. though postponed owing to q
number of considerations from 1923 to 1880.
| had by no means been dropped, that on the
contrary the intervention was being pre-
pared for most energetically abroad, and
4 that therefore the work of the Industrial
1 Party within the Union was of special I'M
4 portance - statement made 18th Octo-
Il ber)
/ This conference in Oct4Ae-, 1898 must be
regarded as one OF decisive Importance from
| the standpoint:
/ 1. OF the final laying down and .coordina-
| ton OF the main line of uniform work of
I the sabotage organization and of the Trade
and Industrial Committee in every branch
4 OF industry, whilst hitherto the connections
between the Trade and Industrial Committee
and the industries had been parallel. and
isolated according to each branch of industry.
2. OF the laying down of the exact future
forms OF this connection. and of the alloca-
| ton OF the inner roles for the preparation
OF the intervention. AT the same time the
/ hitherto equally scattered ways and means
4 of financing were finally settled
3. OF the final and fundamental adjust
| ment to the idea of the intervention, and the
| coordination of the whole work of sabotage
with stress placed upon the latter
Although the Trade and Industrial Com
| mittee had kept the Centre of the Engineers
informed by means of the separate connec-i
tons maintained by Chrennikov. Fyeydotoy
Paltchinsky. Ramzin and Konovaloy, before
October. 1928. of their intentions and plans
with I'D q ,At~o