The Archive · 1939

Fate of Finland

Invasion Seen as Part of Major Bolshevik Plan Rome, Dec. 3.

PAUL Komor, "The invasion of Finland is part of Shanghai, Dec, 4. a huge plan for setting up Bolshevism in northern Europe and the Balkans," says the "Osservatore Romano," a semi-official Vatican daily newspaper. $.V,€. Orders "Soviet Russia," it adds, "will not be content with Finnish ports and Officers:—The following extracts from islands, but intends to transform the the Municipal Gazette dated Dec.

put for—information:—former Grand Duchy of the Tsars temp ippine Company—Lt. J. into a Soviet republic. Finland will Others Nov. 24. Resignations:—is transferred to Reserve of follow the fate of Poland and become transformed into a Bolshevik re-Corps Headquarters—Lt. L. F. Payne resigns his commission—Nov. 22. public, linked with the Ukraine.

Appolntments:—Major H. S. Bartley Such a development is part of an relinquishes the appointment of Corps arranged plan under which Soviet Intelligence Officer with effect from Ne T 34. Captain J. Moffat, M.C.

Russia wants to assure her security is appointed Corps Intelligence Officer in the Baltic, to obtain greater liberty "Mühle "Range (24 Cal):—Lun-ith effect from Nov. 25. of movement in the Balkans, and to cheon hours shoots will cease forthwith. establish a branch of the Kremlin on eto with this subject has fo Unit Commanders.

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