SOVIET BUREAUCRACY
DISMISSALS UNDER DECREE
FAR-REACHING CHANGES
LONDON, 21st November. The "News-Chronicle's" Moscow correspondent reports that from 10 to 20 per cent, of the Soviet's eight million bureaucrats have been dismissed under a decree, the publication of which Il aS P°stP°ncd until the rejoicings on the fifteenth anniversary of the revolution had ended. ■
Great syndicates controlling industry commerce, and agriculture have been abolished as superfluous, he says. Half the Moscow omces of the 'provincial political, and trade organisations have been closed, and 83 per cent, of the staff summarily dismissed. - • The decree1 affects the entire political and economic life of Bussia from powerful commissars in Moscow, Tiflis, and Kharkov to village clerks.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 124, 22 November 1932, Page 7
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