It may be pointed out that at present I myself as Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs have already business relations with General Horvath. I carnot omit to mention that a very short time ago T was visited by two other leaders of the Russian refugees, I do' not consider it necessary to name them, but I can say that they addressed themselves to me for the purpose of obtaining support, asked them to give me exact information ay to their basis for work, their plans. and intentions, but after they had produced their project to me 1 was convinced that it was absolutely unrenlizable in the present state of affairs and could not be approved by us, I am absolutely sure. that the Russian emigration could never expect to receive such support from any foreign Power, For this reason I definitely refuted Ohdle demands, Referring to this case 1 would' Hike to point out that for the sians it is indispensable to work jointly and unanimously tornoter, I absolutely cannot understand the efforts of some groups to dehy the vital necessity for unification, Separate leaders and the body of emigrants should join for one aim: they must go the same way hand in hand with each other. Only in this way can they achieve success, and the more they work together the greater this will be. There should not be any separate action which would result in no advantage but rather positive harm: the work would be "hindered and condence Sri the emigration might be ost.
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