BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA
NEGOTIATIONS WITH ENTENTE FAIL COMMERCIAL AGREEMENTS WITH SCANDINAVIANS t : (By Telegraph-Prc33 Association-CopyrlEht ' Copenhagen, April 20. 0 The negotiations between the Bolshevik and Entente representatives have practically failed, partly through the want of confidence in Litvinoff, and 1 partly through the Bolshevik attitude on the Soviet's acknowledgment Of tho old foreign debt. The "Berlingsko Tidende" (Copenhagen) asserts that a number of commercial agreements have been arranged between Scandinavian commercial men and the Bolsheviks.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ; DENIKIN'S ARMY [ BRITAIN REQUESTS HUMANE, J TREATMENT. • '. London, April 20. i Britain telegraphed to Soviet Russia 3 urging that the remnants of Denikin's . army should be treated humanely, pointing out that Denikin's men are willing to' Conclude an armistice. The Moscow reply, couched iri tho most polite diplomatic language, has evaded the question, and urged Britain to bring pressure to bear on Hungary to release the Bolsheviks,, including Bela Kun, Britain has sent further telegrams, but no reply has been ! received yet.—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. ' ; EXCHANGE IfTrISONERS 1 AGREEMENT WITH GERMANY. Berlin, April 21. A Russo-German agreement for the exr change of prisoners has been signed. It; •is the first official compact between the Bolsheyiki and the Gorman RepublicanGovernment. There are 200,000 Russian prisoners now in Germany,' where they barb' 'suffered harsh treatment.—Aus.- ; N.Z. Cable Assn. BRITISH LABOUR LEADERS APPLY FOR PASSPORTS TO VISIT ■ RUSSIA. London, April 21. A representative body of leaders of tho British Labour Party, including Messrs. A. R. Henderson, Thomas, Smillie, and Sexton have applied for passports to visit Russia.' The matter has been referred to the San Renio Conference.—Aub.-N.Z. Cable Assn. FACILITIES FOR INVESTIGATION ' OFFERED. . (Reci April 23, 1.30 a.m.) London, April 22. The Labour delegatio nwill leave for Russia on April 27. It includes Messrs. Robert Williams and Ben Turner, Mrs, Snowden, Miss Margaret Bondfield, and Mr. Tom Shaw, M.P. The Soviets offer the fullest facilities for investigation, the results of which will be reported to the Juno conference of the Labour ■ Party,—United Service. RUSSIANS IN EASTERN' SIBERIA DISARMED. London, April. 20. The Jnpanese report that they have now ' completely disarmed the Russians in Eastern Siberia—Aus.-N.Z.' Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 178, 23 April 1920, Page 7
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349BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 178, 23 April 1920, Page 7
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