Moscow, Jan, 6.
The Presidium of the Central Bxecative Committee proposes to postpone the Soviet elections, which are due to take place shortly, until the autanm—Reuter.
Riga, Jan, 9.
According: to a report from Moscow, Trotzky,. Kameneff, Radek, inoviell, Rakovsky and other former leaders of the Communist Party have been exiled to remote provinces, some even to Siberin—
Reuter, 'A Rough Way with Opposition Berlin, Jan, 11, The Moscow correspondent of the "Berliner Tageblatt" gives details the banishment of the leaders of the Opposition Party, Trotaky, Kameneff, Radek, Zinovleff, Rakovsky and others.
The O.G.P.U. he says, informed thirty. prominent members of the Opposition Party on January 3, that they would be deported immediately to remote places in European and Asiatic Russia, Simultaneously it "urgently requested" the principal leaders to depart for specified regions, for example Trotzky to the Province of Astrakhan, Rakovs) to a village in Windkhs, 300 mil from a railway station, Radek and Kameneff to villages in Tobolsk, in Western Siberia, and Zinovieff' to the Province of Uralsk, in South East Russia, The deportes are allowed kapoks a day each, Up to the present their mania ment has been kept a great secret from the public—Reuter, Riga, Jan, 12, Some of the banished leaders of the Soviet Opposition Party had previously been offered positions in Uistant* provinces, but refused to accept them The jaspar of Trade, Com-public leaders of the Opposition the unfortunate ec: roling in Russia, specially in regard to the maintenance of the grain supplies—Reuter,
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