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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1920

Page

2

U S Refuses Any Soviet Recognition

The United States states it will not recognize the Bolshevik regime or engage with Soviet officials. The note to Italy emphasizes Poland's independence, Russia’s territorial integrity, and the aim to avoid dismemberment while urging allied restraint and collective opposition to Bolshevik expansion. It also explains that Russia’s boundaries should include the former empire except Finland Poland and Armenian areas by agreement.

United States Russia Armenia Baltic States Finland Colby Poland Great Britain France Germany Russian Empire Lithuanian National Council Near East Supreme Council Paris Georgia Azerbaijan Newton A. McSally Europe Constituent Assembly Bolsheviks Third Internationale Bolshevist Bainbridge Colby Baron Camillo Romano Avezzana Italy

Soviet Terms for Armistice With Poland Outlined

London reports Lev Kameneff delivered to Premier Lloyd George a detailed set of Soviet terms for a Polish armistice. Key demands include a Polish army reduced to 50 000 with a 10 000 administration force, rapid demobilization, and vast war industry demobilization. Russia seeks transit rights and territorial adjustments around Bialystok and Chelm.

London Lev Kameneff Lloyd George Russia Poland Soviet Russia Ukraine Volkovisk Bialystok Pranevo Baltic Earl Curzon

Peace hopeful Lloyd George on Russo Polish crisis

Premier Lloyd George in the House of Commons says he remains hopeful for peace. He condemns the Polish attack on Russia as unjust and notes Russia may seek guarantees against repeats. Allies would support Poland's independence but refrain from sending troops, and America’s stance remains uncertain.

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