Sent by Stalin and Zinovieff:
Trusted Organizer of Unrest The career of Comrade Dosser, ed, who has just arrived in Tientsin ud has been interviewed by the North China Star" on what he terms the injustice of the Mixed Court proceedings against him, is dealt with in a long article in the "Russian Times," published Pari Like Joffe and several other Soviet emissaries sent to China th appears to have distinguself as an unrest during the early revolution. In the North' China Paper's interview Comrade Dosser asserts that the "background of the charges brought against him. reeked of oil, cit, have so much now that we ar forced to seek channels of export, and mentioned that he was charged with the duty of finding markets China, If the Parisian Russian paper is to be believed Dosser is, as well qualified to intrigue for tha Soviets og to represent la China their oil interests, In prorevolution days the Paris Russian Times" states that Dosser eld a most influential position a big Baku oil concern, At the same time, the paper asserts, he continued secret machinations against his employers. He was as early as 1917 well known ax Comrade "Ibrahim," and was closely identified with the activities of the, Fighting Group of the Caucasus Communists. He soon was taking' a leading part in the socialization of the entire Russian oil industry He also has to his credit the forma. tion of an extreme Communist group known as the Dashnaks, aa organization which was to spread terror in Armenia, In 1918 he launched the High Board of the People's Economy in Baku. He was now an autocrat with powers of life and death. One of his first acts was to order wholesale arrests of his former colleagues in the oil company by th Cheka.
When the Azerbaydjan Government was established at Baku, the Comrade himself was arrested, at the instance of one Engineer Djavanshire, Minister of Interior. The newspaper, was brutally murdered in Constantine. ple.
It is asserted by the paper that! Stalin and Zinovieff sent Dosser to China, and the journal concludes; that the outbreaks in Shanghai and Canton were largely the result of his efforts.
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