Zinoviev Letter Fraud Debate Rekindled in London
The Zinoviev letter, its authenticity and role in the 1924 British election, resurfaces in London with historians divided. Cambridge historian Christopher Andrew argues for probable genuineness based on fragmentary evidence, while a Sunday Times trio and others defend it as a forgery linked to British intelligence.
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