Churchill's view on Soviet revolution plot outlined
Winston S Churchill son of Lord Randolph Churchill has held top posts in the British government since his first election to parliament. He discusses discerning truth from half truths in the Soviet scheme while addressing accusations of plotting.
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Opponents of Dolberiem Decry Its Vision of Despotism
The piece attacks Dolberiem as a malignant force corrupting civilization, likening it to cancer bacillae and a universal threat to religion and morality. It argues against engagement with its subversive doctrines, noting failed liberal, socialist, and international efforts to placate or reform it.
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Moscow Plot Trial of Eight Soviet Engineers Opens
Dec 4 Moscow reports the trial of eight Soviet engineers and former officials accused of plotting to overthrow the Moscow government. Crowds gather outside the house of commons club center as prosecutors seek death for the confessed counter revolutionaries.
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