SOVIET PERSECUTIONS
HENDEESON PATIENT j
NO MOVE WITHOUT REPORT
British Official Wlrelesi.
(Received 18th February, 11 a.m.)] RUGBY, 17th February.
Mr. A. Henderson, Foreign Secretary, was asked in the House of Commons whether lie had.yet raised with the Soviet Ambassador the question of religious persecutions in Russia. Mr. Henderson replied: "Before J raise such a subject, I shall have to clo my best to ascertain the facts." Mr. Henderson, added that he had as yet received only, a preliminary dispatch ;from the British Ambassador at Moscow. The Ambassador, however., was furnishing him with a report, in the near future. .
Answering further questions, he said: "It must be perfectly obvious that I cannot commit myself to any course of action until I have received the report."
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 41, 18 February 1930, Page 11
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