Paris, Feb. 28.
New sensational revelations' con cerning the kidnapping of the former Tsarist leader, General Miller, last September, are published to-day in "Lo Matin which declares that it has now been established beyond doubt that the kidnapper was none other than General Miller's trusted col-laboratory, General Skoblin, who disappeared' since then.
According to the paper, Gen. Skoblin was an agent of the Ogpu who had succeeded in obtaining control of the two most important White Russian secret organizations, "Inner Line" and "Outer Line." The latter organization had the task of collocting information on the internal situation in the Soviet Union and was sending its members to Russia for this purpose.
Skoblin was thus in a position to keep the Ogpu informed of all decisions taken by the two organizations. in question. Comrades to whom. Skoblin confided missions in the Soviet Union were duly denounced by him and arrested by the Soviet police.
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