SOVIET RUSSIA.
♦ ÜBTIIALIAN AND N.Z. C.UII.K ASSOCIATION I'll F. STATE OF RUSSIA. SOVIET LOSING CONTROL. LONDON. February 13. tf'lie Riga. eoiTespondcm: of the “Times", says the Soviet rulers appear to be genuinely alarmed at the grovi,.g internal dissensions. The Triumvircle has taken a desperate resolve to stake everything on a heroic attempt to break down the opposition. hut limit public utterance- show the leaders Have lost their nerve, h would he a mistake, however, to expect an immediate collapse of the Soviet, regime. The discontent is general and minor risings are innumerable, but the Government st,;, has ;its organisation while the opposition, though its numbers are over "helming, lacks organisation, the only point of adhesion being a common hatred of Bolshevism. Moscow is like a guarded powder magazine which a spark may explode, 'mi the vast territories in which sporadic revolts have been chronic since PJI7 are also lacking in communication, thus rendering the rapid development
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1924, Page 3
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156SOVIET RUSSIA. Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1924, Page 3
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