THE CRIMEA.
BRITISH SHIPS NEUTRAL. By Telegraph.—P«33 Assu.—Copyright London, Nov. 15. The assertion that British warships have gone to the Black Sea to blockade the Crimea is denied. They remain neutral, but are ready to assist refugees. A protest has been made by British subjects that there is evidence that the Turkish Nationalists and the Bolsheviks are in league. The British warships are preventing the Bolsheviks sending munitions to Asia Minor.
The Admiralty states that the British naval forces in the Black Sea have been ordered to observe strict neutrality and carry out only the normal functions of police work.—Renter. PALL OF SEBASTOPOL. Received Nov. 10, S p.m. Paris, No", lfi. The. Bolsheviks have taken Sebasto-pnl.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1920, Page 5
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