The Archive · 1927

Russia and the Tsars

To the Editor of the Nonru-Cuina Datty News."

Sm—Many readers of your! esteemed paper, myself indued, have read with' pleasure "Eng*ish Shanghailander's etter in this makes one's blood rise at the!

Jadvoeates and the advocacy of having that vast country, with its infinite possibilities for good, again made the playground and private property of dreaded Tsardom, The non-Slavonic races of Russia Jand the millions of Slavonias, though) they are groaning now under Boljrhevie godlessness, would rather endure this passing cyclone of destruction, the outcome of centuries fof oppression, than to fall agai lurider the dreaded inner-guard acd the knout.

Nemesis has overtaken Russia in that the lash bequeathed by Ivan} the Terrible is now her scourge, while the poison-cup of inquiry filled her Ekaterinas is now being drained, The present condition of Rassia is only the natural consequence of leenturies of dark tyranny, culminate jing in ralers who placed the fate] Jof the nation in the hands of bestial monk, and arch-crime Myaswedof, who utterly betrayed, sold and brought the country to the very verge of ruin.

Salvation will only come to Russia when her Black Hundreds will cease to exist, and when her turbulent} elements will Learn a lesson in g20d }government, tolerance and goodwill from the" enlightened Christian! nations of the world.

Lost Russia will only find herself when her dark, benighted, bigoted, priesthood that "desecrated the!

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