Russia famine horror reaches Middle West readers
Relief workers recount Russia famine in the Volga valley where forty thousand die daily from hunger and disease. Anna Haines and war correspondent Philip Gibbs describe children mewing like kittens and families starving while typhus and poverty devastate villages near Samara and Saratov.
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Siir Phillip Gibbs
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Famine in Russia Moves U S Relief Efforts to Help
Reports from Buzuluk and Samara depict starving crowds and children begging for bread. Quaker relief workers and Dr. Nansen warn that without grain and medical aid two thirds of Russia could die by spring.
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American Committee For Russian
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