RUSSIA.
•in£ POLITICAL CRISIS, FURTHER DISCLOSURES. London, Nov. 27. ( The New Statesman, a London weekly, makes interesting disclosures of the events in the Duma, which resulted in •Jl. Sturmei'» dismissal. Professor alillukov, leader of the Constitutional ffemoerats, accused M. Sturmer of co-i»eratiug with a pro-German clique at lu„ Russian Court in negotiating for a «>oarate peace, and with disorganising the railawys and munitions and food supplies for the purpose of .tampering the army.
After .St.irmer had left the Duma, ' General (Swivaiev, War Minister, and Admiral Gregoroviteh, went to the Duma and deelartji .iiat they intended to fight to a finish, ind that victory was certain. Amid frenziel cheers General Shuvaiev shook hands with Professor Miliukov. The Ne>.» Statesman declares that thf, chiefs of th< Russian field army, Generals Ale.vieff, Russkv, Brussilof, and Evert, 'demanded M Sturmer's dismissal, supporting the Duma.
JSAILWAY BUILDER HONORED. Petrograd, Nov. 27. Sir W. G. Buchanan, British Ambassador, has handed M. Tropoff the Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and "St. George in recognition of the rapid of the Mnrman railway.
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 November 1916, Page 5
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