HUNGARY.
AIM OF REVOLUTION.
AN AMBASSADOR'S STATEMENT.
Received April 8, 5.5 p.m.
London, March 28,
The Chronicle's Berlin correspondent states that the German-Austrian Cabinet has recognised the Hungarian Soviet Government. Herr Polgar, ambassador at Vienna, describes the rapid socialisation of factories, workshops, and houses in Hungary The theatres have been ordered to gije several free performance:; for workers weekly The revolution is primarily aimed at freeing the proletariat and landless peasants. He added: "If the bourgeoisie are with us it is because they have no alternative. We are closely allied militarily and politically to the Russian Government. That alliance is a defensive one."
Foreign missions and troops are leaving Budapest. There are no signs of reprisals by the Entente, and it is doubtful if the latter will seriously attempt to embark on an adventure against such a world-wide government as Bolshevism. —Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc.
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1919, Page 5
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