Russia and Baron Gyllenstierna Case at Petersbourg Dyet
Reports from March detail the Baron Gyllenstierna inquiry in Stockholm with evidence of secret correspondence, bribes, and dispatches involving M Bertuscheff and M Nolcken. Courts weigh penalties while foreign affairs shift as Union and Concord gain ground amid war talk and Prussia reactions.
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