TRIBUTES TO STALIN
"Teacher of Ihe Peoples of Ihe World" MoScOV, Nor. 6. In a hall decorated with gold-lettered sl6gans on red cloth draperies M. Stalin, T.'hofj liair is obviously greyiug, sur* rouuc.ja by party leaders, attended the initial celebrations of the 20th anhi.versary of the Soviet xevolution at the 'Bolshoi Theatre, The speakers, including M. Sidorov, President of the Moscow Soviet, and MM. Yoroshilov, Yezhov and MolOtov, repeatedly paid tributes. to M. Stalin as the leader and teacher of the peoples of the world. Many diplomats and foreign delegates were present. Succeeding an official who qom- . mitted suicide in Jtme for "personal reasons," M. Stakun, President of the White Russian Bepuhlic, has been dismissed for inability to govern and failure to counteract wrecking attempts. Eight were executed at Homel for wrecking and plotting the separation of White Russia from the Soviet. All confessed and acknowledged their errors.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 38, 8 November 1937, Page 14
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