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Appendix I.
i Extracts from Secret Communist Journals.
(Printed in Tashkent.)
hi-v* 1 ' “ M . 0SC0 J c o mm ' m ioates the following regarding militarv movements •
fonS Sttf ?,;h r 8> t te i ? 2nd -r S ° viet DonyetsM BLain
(on JJon Elver), 5th Cavalry Division from Minsk, 24th Infantrv Division from
Nigm Novgorod and the 12th Infantry Division from KurskJ all for Tiflis
oil do'I'd Ne F^f'' t Y :al J >ro P»!!»nda Commission.—Xzergemky, presidentof
all Soviet Russia Tche-ka (Extraordinary Commission) hCs reorganised the propa-
I eommission intended for exclusive work in the East. The members, are
I esneeiaiw ln P T r ^ “ a fJ easte ™ lan g ua ges but they are better adapted for work
' d -a'j Xt ma y be P^sible for Dzergensky to proceed to some
centre, to be decided upon later, m order to direct personally this particular
fromtt'e'Tcheik'fho f >zer g ensk y ^ho had previously tendered his resignation
wor k ;> " as ^ een prevailed upon by Lenin to continue this important
3. “ Cosi of the Red Army.—Tea financial Commissar VladimirofE has
repor ed in session that the Red Army costs 400 million gold rubles per year
exactly a quarter of the budget for the whole of Soviet EWs^naS
fon^Fari^plnfE* 6 ^ costs much less than elsewhere because
•i i • 4 -i.p 1S -p c ^ 8 ^P er - ^ ^ as agreed in session that as soon as the
situation in the Near East becomes normal again the question of army retrench
ment will be seriously considered.” J
-n- ^ osc ow communicates the following order: November’8th. Prom
December 1st, 1922, all money belonging to the late Imperial Government will
become valueless m Soviet Russia. Those in possession of such should there
fore ha\e it exchanged m the Banks for money bearing the date 1922.”
DnsW ^wm° l0n f ? hel0 m?l.( ? ) with a lar ? e number of rebel troops occupied
Dusbet (.) 60 versts from Tiflis on November 6th. After four days’ fighting
we captured the town, killed many and captured 36 prisoners who were at once
^° ne t ? crush a revolutionary movement in Baku.
The leader was a Red military school student whom we arrested together with
48 stimulators. Drastic action is necessary in such cases.” °
• f 7 ' “ Wit ^ ou T ttlieuseof armed force we have been able to gain a ereat
victory over the Japanese at Yladivostock. This is the guide to our fSe
nations 6 ” * W6 ™ ^ With the Japanese can be doae with other
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