The Soviet Government has to repudiate in the most en-ergotic manner the completely unfounded statement contained in the Note of December 15 to the effect that the Soviet Consulates and the State Commercial Agencies are to be considered responsible for the "Red propaganda and a an asylum for the Communists.' We have to repudiate especially in the most energetic way the allegation that our Consulate in Canton was guiding the revolutionary movement of the workers and peasants in Kuangtung. Tt old attempt to consider the revolutionary movement of the workers and peasants in China as consequences of the activities of the Soviet official institutions.
For years already the enemies of the Chinese people, the.impenalists of all' countries, have considered the great revolutionary movement of the Chinese people as "a _consequence of the intrigues of "ex: terior forces." The fact that the "Nationalist Government"
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