Berlin, Nov. 21.
Inquiries made: in reliable quar~ ters at Moscow show that the rumours current in New York and elsewhere "to the effect that a mutiny had broken out in the Red Army, that Stalin was dead or a prisoner and that there was a genral revolt -against the present regime, are absolutely without foundation. situation in the Sovi capital and elsewhere is absolutely normal and without any sign of unrest. The Soviet "Government has also officially denied as an solutely "bardess invention the re port published a few days ago the German Social Demoers organ "Vorwaerts" saying General Bluecher-Galen and other high military officers and politicians had been arrested and a plot beea discovered against Stalin. ommunications between Berlin and Moscow are functioning norms none of the regular direct repor' received by the Berlin news-agencies. and newspapers mentioning any special sign of unrest in the Soviet Usion—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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