FRANCE AND RUSSIA
NO QUESTION OF RUPTURE REPLACING RAKOWSKY By Cable.—Press Association.——Copyright. PARIS, Sunday. As tie Soviet Government hae ignored uhe verbal representations the French Minister at Moscow has. on behalf of his Government, handed to the Commissar for Foreign Affairs, Tchitcherin, a Note formally demanding the
replacement of the Soviet Ambassador to Paris, Rakowsky. The Minister in doing so said, no question of a rupture between the two Governments was involved. The newspaper “Le Journal’* says Kalinin, of the Soviet Council, has signed a decree recalling Rakowsky. The Soviet indicates its full confidence in Rakcwsky, who is to continue in the diplomatic service.—Sun.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 172, 11 October 1927, Page 9
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