File 1341/1921 Pt 1 'Khorassan Intelligence Summaries 1921-1922' [‎680r] (1007/1080)

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the nation he must prJent^limseff^in A^'' PaSl;a 18 di8 ^ taccd in th e eyts of
conduct) before an Extraordinary Nationafco 0 ,™’'i^ ex P lanatio n (of Ids
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Suppression op the paper “Taza Bahar”.
B a haT’ i ^ p uwired G :i 8 Zh < :d n w 1 f e fo:n ,!d f h r rappressed the P a P-"T,-
(provincial) capital severely cenfures 8 the ,? f l em “T a(9 - The press of the
with the opposition (that is’the BagSh) GoTCmor - Geiieral for his relations
Insurrection in Ueumia.
Considerable disturbances are in progress in TJniTm'a tv,- wri, i a •
occupied by insurrectionary detachments'of Ismail AHFrJ b °-r c °Y'; t, 7 18
of the sympathies of the Kurds who are floddn „ ? ^ aT ? lhll °. himself
The Government is helpless as the disposition ofits forces L such thaMt "can^i
enforce obedience to its decrees. 9 8UC 1 that xt canil0t
P t per -^ ^ East ” puhlislied at Asl<bahad st afes in its issue of ISfR
Pebraary that in view of the transference of the Red Armv to a np«™ f
it is proposed to utilise all aviators for postal services In consemiprip 0 , otln F
service will not he demobilised-on tlTe contrarv the estaWisCt will he
amplified by including therein a new cadre of workers. The Puturkom (Wavs
"Aviau" m n" C >d >n - ° f prop0Se t0 °^ ani8e - ?ash“ent aV
A lation Day during which the names of those wishing to work in th*
aviation department will be registered, S m ■
Our enemies are preparing.
Despite the respite from arms gained by Soviet Russia it mnct ho
bered that the war is not yet finished and that completrprovKdon exL To
Imperialists.^ StrUSH ^ WWte S“ a « l8 a nd P mercenaries of the
Siberia w med th jl tb ° Russian Whitegnards who had been settled up within
means .O 80B S- information shows that this is by no
means so. Shifting their camp into Manchuria and Mongolia and profiting bv
and^he^n 65 ! ° f v a r rul c ths TsarAl Generals Socherbakov, P Afanasiev'
and the illustrious Hetman Semenyov, are enlisting forces on Moncofian soli
Onenf e t? rel, T S a . fresh 5 nro8d ™ the peasants and workers of Soviet Rusda
f these champions, Baron Ungern, lias even become a naturalised Mon
golian in order the more conveniently to carry on his fratricidal work.
, ?. al i ar ' a ’ lj - T a0 .b el P of the gold of the French and English ministries
has pTdmisedus a spring campaign, for which Lloyd George and his friend
Miller and have also promrsed payment, this time not out of their own poeke.s
but at the expense of Greece. ^ c * ei8
T ^ e tra p s ° { . th ® KolcIiak pudding-heads do not terrify us so much as these
uew attempts to incite against us the ignorant Bulgarian peasantry whom the
Bulgarian bourgeo 1S e has sold wholesale. Should all these bands essay to attack
us the R ed Army will put up as powerful a resistance as it did last year.
^ A1 \ Y,° rk€rS a ? d P easants mus t know that Soviet Russia has many enemies
and that they will have again to take to arms perhaps not once only.
So long as there remains a single country where power is vested in the
yranfs, landlords and bankers, so long will there be no interruption
attacks on Soviet Russia.
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galled “ The Red Road ’* has been received. It
propaganda trains and is dated, Kusbk, 7th