Moscow, Aug. 18.
The discussions of the Anglo-Russian Committee, which met in Paris a fortnight ago to promote Trade Union unity and facilitate the entry of Russia to the Amsterdam International, were far from har-montons, according to the report of M, Andreev, the Chairman of the Soviet Delegation, to the Central Couneit of Soviet Labour Unions.
M. Andreev says that the British Delegation, consisting of representatives of the Council of the Trade Union Congress, declined to discuss the question of assistance to the British miners placed on the agenda for their approval, and also demanded of the Russians to withdraw the resolution condemning the conduct of the Trade Union Congress during the General Strike.
The Russians refused to do so, and declared that the Russian Labour Unions would continue to support the miners.—Reuter.
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