FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
FIRMER ATTITUDE IN PARIS.
(bi cable—mess association—coriftianT.) ("the wittS.")
LONDON, Juno 25
Tho. Paris correspondent of "The Times" says that, coinciding with dispatches . from Moscow that the. Soviet leaders arc disgruntled at the poor results M. Krassin has hitherto obtained in negotiating with France, comes news of a marked stiffening in the French Government's attitude towards Russia, which is mainly attributable to tho recent growth of Moscow-directed Communist propaganda, especially in Morocco.
Whereas during tho Harriot regime: tho suggestion that there should be a united Allied policy towards tho Soviet was treated with seem, there is now evidence that the Painleve Cabinet intends to consult mom closely common Franco-British interests, which it considers are equally threatened.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18419, 27 June 1925, Page 15
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