The Moscow trial (April, 1933)
By: compiled by W.P. Coates. Preface by A.G. Walkden, foreword by D.N. Pritt
Contributors: Monkhouse, Allan, 1887- defendant; Thornton, Leslie Charles, 1887- defendant; MacDonald, William Lionel, 1904?- defendant; Cushney, John, 1898?- defendant; Nordwall, Charles, 1902?- defendant; Gregory, Albert William, 1881?- defendant; Coates, W. P. (William Peyton), compiler; Soviet Union. Verkhovnyĭ Sud
Publisher: Anglo-Russian Parliamentary Committee
Published: 1933
Place of publication: London
Language: rus
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: Electric power-plants; Sabotage; Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Export Company
Notes: N.P. Vītvīt︠s︡kīĭ and other employees of the British firm, Metropolitan-Vickers, including the British subjects, Allan Monkhouse, L.C. Thornton, William MacDonald, John Cushny, Charles Nordwall, and A.W. Gregory, were tried in the Supreme Court, Moscow, on the charge of sabotage and espionage.