The Archive · 1932

Mongolia and the Soviet

Urge Government in Radical Hands Moscow, Dec, 11.

Serious politi developed in Outer Mongolia and the Nationalist radical elements have seized the government in Urgs, according to unconfirmed dispatches received here. forces are -reported led by a graduate of the Soviet military academy, the movement is) considered unfriendly to Russi According to these reports Tsing Wang a Mongol leader seized the power in Urga and is now fighting to retain it against other elements which have "organized a. strong ight for possession of the capital is "still going on according to, dispatches from border towns.

'Tsing Wang according to records here is a member. of a. powerful Mongol family' and studied "atthe military neademy here "and also studied with the Russian" general laff, He left Moscow last spring. Despite his Russian education his political "Views are said to be unfriendly to the Soviet Government.

Border officials are now attempt. {ing to confirm the reports.—United Press.

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