The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-11
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to organize a direct connection with the mil
itary members of the Industrial Party, and
proposed for this purpose a Colone, Richard,
member of the French General Staff, whom
Ramzin met in October 1923 after a confer
ence with Colonel Joinville
The connection with Mr. x. to Palchinsky
in the z.E.K.U.B.U. After that, declares
Ramzin met Mr. X. twice in 1928 in his
(RamzinS) own roofs where he introduced
Mr.. K. to Kalinnikov. At the end of 1928
they met in the rooms Of Laritchey where
Mr.. R. was also present The latter was to
visit Ramzin in Moscow in accordance with
the agreement with Denissov in Paris. This
meeting was to take p re in the rooms of
the Thermal Technical Institute under the
pretext ON Mr.. R. wishing to view the in
stitute. Mr.. r. was to hand Ramzin a letter
from certain official French institution.
This actually took place in November 1928.
This letter, which was written in Russian.
contained the request to permit French en-
gineers to visit the Institute and to grant
facilities to the bearer CT the letter.
After this RamZin, according to his own
statements had three meetings with Mr.. r.
in the second half of November 1925 In the
rooms of Kalinnikov he introduced Mr.. r. to
Otchkin. That was in the spring Of 1929. At
the first meeting with Mr.. r. the ways to
establish correspondence with the FreneA
General Staff through a certain French iAr
stitution in Moscow were decided upon. Apart
from personal meetings connection through
third persons was established in this case
through Otchkin and the engineer OF the
Elektro-import, Gordon. Mr.. r. also under
took to put forward the correspondence Of
the sabotagers to the Trade and Industrial
Committee Statement of Ramzin on the 31st
October 1890. Finally Ramzin received, &C.
cording to his own statement of the 18th
October, the last news from Mr.. r. in Feb
ruary or March 1880. This news referred
to his temporary absence from Moscow
abroad. Thus correspondence between Ram.
Yin and Mr.. r. lasted until quite recently
March 1890.
The persons mentioned in these statements
OF Ranlzin and implicated in the whole affair,
Kalinnikov, Laritchev, and Otchkin COM
pletely confirm Ramzins statements. In his
detailed statement Of the 31st october, Kahn
'nikov declares that the connection with the
French governmental circles and the Russian
white guardist emigrants of the Trade and
Industrial Committee was maintained In
and in part by him, Kalnnikov.
The Connection, he declares, was maintained
in Moscow through. e. over Mr.. K. and Mr..
r. and Ramzin And further also through o
highly placed person. -" (3lst october 1890.
Concering his personal meetings with the
persons mentioned, Kalnnikov declares that
his meeting with Mr.. K. in the autoumn of
1928 took place in the foyer of the Chamber
Theatre during a first night of "Natalia
Tarpova." Why he met Mr.. K. in the Cham
Der Theatre he explains rather peculiarly:
ION the occasion of the meeting with Mr..
e. In RamzinS rooms I learned that the
personnel Of the. were very much inter-
ested IN the performances of the Chamber
Theatre and nver missed first night. I
therefore went to the first night of "Natalia
Tarpova" in the hope of seeing Mr.. K. there.
And IN fact met MIR. K there in the foyer
during the first pause. Mr.. K. was accom-
panied by two ladies and gentleman whom
MIR. K. introduced to me as Mr.. r.
During the next pause Mr. K. informed
me that he had met Ramzin and Laritchev
a little before and that he had made state
ments to them concerning the date of the In
PREVENTION and the plans for its carrying out.
Mr. K. repeated in detail the information
given by Ramzin to the c. G. of the Indus
trial Party and which I have given above
1.-THE news item which learned from Mr..
K. was his wish to know the opinion of the
G. G. OF the Industrial Party concerning the
date liked for the Intervention, and also to
know what econimic state was to be expected
in the Soviet Union for the mide of 1890"