UNSAFE IN LONDON
RUSSIANS TO GO HOME OR BE SHOT SOVIET’S “INVITATION” | United l‘ -\. —By Telegraph Copyrigh t Reed. 9.5 a.m. LONDON, Tuesday. Twenty Russians at present in England have received a letter from the Russian Consul-General in London inviting them to return to Russia within seven days, tailing which they will become liable under decree to be outlawed, to have their property confiscated, and to face execution by shooting 24 hours alter identification. The “Morning Post,” in publishing a facsimile reproduction of part of the original letter, says the men were dismissed recently, and when the Soviet trade delegation was reorganised they were ordered to return to Moscow. Editorially the paper asks: “Will these Russians be kidnapped, like General Koutepoff, or will they be shot within the precincts of the RusI sian Embassy, or smuggled aboard a vessel and massacred at leisure?”
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 943, 9 April 1930, Page 9
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143UNSAFE IN LONDON Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 943, 9 April 1930, Page 9
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