Kerensky Predicts Coup in Kremlin May Come New York, Mar. 3.
Commenting on the mass political trial in Moscow, MI. Alexander ide] Kerensky, President-in-Chief of the' provisional government following the collapse of the Czar's regime, to-day predicted the fall of the present Soviet regime.
"The end will come," M, Kerensky predicted, "not in a new revolution but by a'coup d'etat in the Kremlin.
if it should come earlier, it will be war and catastrophe."
He called the trial a confession of the weakness of the Soviet government, "What would you think," he asked, "it President Roosevelt suddenly announced that all members of the Cabinet and all generals were German and Japanese spies?"—~United
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