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were to be provided, in the first place,
by Poland and Rumania and other
Baltic states. Military links between
France, Poland and Rumania gave
firm grounds for the absolute carry
ing out of these plans. All the allies
named demanded compensation in
the form Of territorial concessions.
The chief aim of France, in addition
to the payment of debts, was the re-
turn of former possessions of the
French capitalists and new conces-
sions in the leading establishment,
and European hegemony of France.
The French general staff received
regular information from the Soviet
Union and actually controlled the
wrecking activity, with the object of
internal preparation for military &C
ton. Miliukov agreed with close
connections with the French foreign
ministry and BRAND, who practically
supported the plans. Hoefding con-
firmed the close relations of the
commercial and industrial committee
with the French general staff, on
the one hand, and the industrial
party" and peasant party" on the
other.
The question regarding the prep
aration of sabotage and treachery
and the execution of espionage, Yu-
rovski, confirmed the intimate COL
liberation of the industrial party"
and the peasant party"
On the request of Krylenko, the
court agreed to the reading of ex-
tracts of Poincare from Excelsior"
Poincare wrote vicious article at
lacking the Soviet Union several
weeks before the trial of the wreck
ers.)
After the reading of these extracts
the court adjourned until Dec. /.
Especial Gable to the Daily Worker)
MOSCOW, Dec. LIN the after
noon session of yesterday cross
examination provided additional in
formation of the extraordinary role
of the French General Staff and par
ticularly the continued and persistent
preparations of the French govern
ment circles and the Commercial and
Industrial Committee.
New facts were presented showing
important events. Important evil
dence was given by Ossachi, the first
material witness, who met Denissov
on July 18th in Berlin.
The ridiculous denials of the facts
brought out in the trial by the white
guard emigres was exposed by the
testimony of this witness. The lie
that Krylenko, Soviet prosecutor, was
using forged documents, was exposed
by living witness.
The main point brought out was
the meeting of Ramsin and Larichev
with Colonies of the French General
Staff and negotiations with the Com
mercial and Industrial Committee.
+ The examination revealed the pic
ture of regular bargaining: the "in-
dustrial party" representatives de-
manded information of the plans
and forces of the intervention and
the date; the French General Staff
demanded espionage and sabotage,
and the formation of a military or
ganization for treacherous acts in the
rear of the Red Army.
Col. Joinville demanded at meet
ing with Ramsin, Dennisov, and Gen
eral Lukomski, special acts in the
war, metal and chemical industries
Ramsin admitted that Joinville want
ed to re-establish connections with
the war industry, since the wreckers
were being interrupted by arrests
and shooting of discovered wreckers
Ramsin told of his impression that
the replies of the General Staff con-
corning combatants was incomplete
The intentions of the French Colonel
was inadequately established because
the ''ciVilizers" would not reveal the
General Staff's plans.
Professor Ramsin related the plan
of sending Colonel Richard, of the
French General Staff, to Moscow tc
work for a long time on the spot
Larichev related the details of the
conversation with Colonel Richard
He also got the impression that the
military experts felt they were the