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

aware from the statements made 10y Pal
chinsky. Nichailov formerly gaze such afor-
nation concerning the war industries to the
French General Staff
a.. AT the end of 1929 Mr.. A. requested
me at q meeting with him to work Out the
question of the building of aeroplane bases
in the Leningrad district ] handed over the
carrying out of this task to Professor Staeh-
kim who dealt with the question and
handed the material to Kaiinnikev who for
warded it to the French General Staff.
" The French General Staff made sew
eral requests through Mr.. K. to Kalinnkov
and Laritchey, and through Mr.. A. to me
that we should organize the collection OF
material of a purely military character.
General Lukomsky and Colonel Joinviile app
preached me with the same request in Paris.
Mr. Patrick and Colonel Lawrence APP
preached Laritchev in London with the same
request in the name of the British General
Staff In order to make possible the sending
OF such information to the French General
Staff the Trade and Industrial Committee
passed for the formation of military COM
mission"
(Statenent on the 31st october 1890
This espionage activity which is completely
confirmed by the other accused falls under
Article 3d. paragraph of the Penal Code of
the r. S. FSR. At the same time the Indus.
trial Party received tasks of military.
organisationai character through the same
persons from the French General Staff The
Industrial Party received Instructions as to
how it should build up its organization in
to he af tn
TO make the necessary preparations for the
Intervention correctly.
During the last two years of its existence
the Industrial Party therefore lost completely
the character it had in the beginning of a
ounter-rexolutienary tsabotage) organiza.
ton composed exclusively of Russian citizens,
and became not only a typical espionage Or
ganization, but typical military agency of
the ruling circles OF a foreign power. Still
further, even the Trade and Industrial Com
mittee he's receded into the background the
foreign leaders OF intervention now deter.
mine the activity of the Industrial Party.
They give instructions and demand that thye
be carried out,
The Russian Observation-Disclosures have
deSenernted into spies and agents of for
eign power. At the direct instructions of
the French General Staff the industrial
Party formed through the persons mentioned
j. military organization. and 2. an organ.
ization for the carrying out of diversions
The Activity of the Central Comn,it-
tee of the Industrial Party for the
Creation of Diversions.
On the 3lst October 1890, Ranlzin declared:
''The task of forming an organization for
the purpose of creating diversions, was given
to the Industrial Party as early as the end
of 1928 by the Trade and Induetral Cone
mittee. The instructions concerning the ne.
Icessity for the formation of such an organi-
cation became particularly urgent towards
the middle of 1929 after it had transpired
that an Intervention in 1880 would not be
possible
In accordance with these instructions
the Industrial Party took up the problem of
creating such an organization in the power
supply industry about the middle of 1929
Kalinnikot and Toharnovsky we're given the
task OF forming similar organization in
industry whilst Laritchey and Hogan Bern
stein were to do the same for transport, The
details of the organizational side OF this d.
version activity of the Industrial Party are
contained in my special statements
~. The third great .organizatiena task
was the creation of a military organization
of the Industrial Party AS far as i remem-
to for