A GERMAN TRIAL
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph— Copyright). (Received this dav at 9. a.m.) BERLIN, July 12. Orloff Pavlonovski, cabled on 7th July, was sentenced to four months 7 imprisonment, the Court taking into account the long period in gaol when awaiting trial. Accused had a remarkable career. He w’as employed in the notorious Checka, after the downfall of the Monarchy, but was found to be a Monarchist agent, and was sentenced to death. He managed to escape from Russia and carried out a violent anti-Bolshevik propaganda in Germany. '
He pleaded during the irial that any measures calculated to rid Russia of the present rulers were permissible and sacred.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1929, Page 5
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110A GERMAN TRIAL Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1929, Page 5
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