The Note quotes a statement ate tributed to M. Kameneff to the effect, that the Communist Party was giv"
ig undue attention to internal welfare instead of concentrating on re= volution in foreign countries, and, finally, the "even more aggressive hostility" of M, Bokharin, add ing a party of the Executive in Moscow in Getober last year, when.
essed the opinion that the Chinese revolution would, an immediate echo in India, Indonesia and Dutch India, The English miners' strike and the National revolution in China would seem the chief spots for the Soviet to apply their efforts....We must now concentrate the central attack of the Chinese people, of the Kuomintang, of the Communist Party Into the' war against foreign Me st Other citations relate to a speech by Int.
Karakhan, then Ambassador sare given in the course of several pages of appendices.
The Note declasses that Britain does not intend embarking on a con= troversy in regard to these "incontrovertible facts.
The Note was presented to the Soviet Charge d'Affaires in London
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