The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-11

ance. IN the Soviet Union. by means of diver
sion work. etc. General Lukonasky, in repl,
TO my question ON the forces available ans
the plans for the Intervention, stated that tIaa
negotiations were not yet concluded, chat /
was therefore too early to count forces anC
draw up plans, but that the plan which
had repeated, which had been accepted b,
the Trade and Industrial Committee, wa
almost the only one in which there coulc
be no doubt of success provided the arm,
was well supplied and equipped, and es
peeially if it received active aid from tht
Industrial Party and its military organiza.
ton, which would be given definite instruc-
lions and plans of action.
AT the close of the conference Denisoy
informed us that important negotiation WERE
going on, in France with BRAND, and il
England with Churchill, on the organization
OF the Intervention; that negotiations on the
organization of the intervention we're rem.
dered difficult by the large appetites of th(
ticipants-Poland, for instance of cours,
demanding the Ukrainian territory on The
right bank Of the Dniepr." Statement made
16 100
1t was at this conference that the idea frs
arose Of the founding of special military
commission of the Industrial Party in the
Soviet Union, for the preparation of acts Of
betrayal by separate parts of the Red Army
and for this purpose suitable contact was
established and consolidated with the French
general staff. Ramzin's statement on 18th
Of October 1880 contains the following:
AT this consultation Lukomsky proposed
that special military commission be
founded in. connection with the &C, of the
Industrial Party, this to be in communica-
ton with the French general staff. After
discussion, the chief tasks OF the military
commission were laid down, ( have made
a detailed statement on this subject in an
Ger place, Contact between the French
general staff and . in Moscow was re-
solved upon and established. In accordance
with Denisov's suggestion, direct communi-
cation with me was to be maintained by Mr.
r., and direct communication with the
member of the &C. of the Industrial Party
engineer Laritchev, by Mr.. K. Denisov in
formed us that instructions to this effect
with the French general staff was to be
maintained on normal lines and was later
actualized by Laritchey and by Professor
Kalinnikov the representative of the Indus
trial Section of the State Planning Commits
sion of the Soviet Union"
The report on these orders from the
French general staff is further confirmed by
Kalininkov. Espionage work of this deserip-
ton, in direct communication with the
French general staff, was to be extended
According to Kahnnikovs statements:
"Ramzin, according to his own declaration
in the &C, was to establish direct comn1u-
whit governmental circles in France
and England on his next journey abroad, and
to negotiate on military questions. I remem-
Der Ramzin's speaking of wanting to utilize
Ryabuchinsky's connections with Loucheur
Committee fRyabuchinsky informed Ranzin
of this at their next neeting) Ramzn in
tended entering into communication with
General Lukonsky in order to receive direc-
tons for the military staff of the Industrial
Party" Statements made by Kalinnikov on
10th of october, 1900
Fyedotov too was aware Of the orders on
the organization of sabotage nuclei in the
army He makes the following statement:
1.-THE chief aim of the nuclei which were
formed was the giving of reports on the con-
riitiOnS and trends of feeling in fbe Ped