The Archive · 1939

Russian Claim to Leadership of World Workers Repudiated by British Labour

Aggression Against Finland Denounced; Free Nations Urged to Give All Aid to Finns

London, Dec. 8.

Profound horror and indignation at Sovi attack on Finland is ex-statement issued by the national Council of Labour, which also olde with which the Finnish tribute to the courage and re-

nation is resisting the aggressor.

The statement calls upon free nations Finland in its struggle to preserve el to give every practical aid to

institutions of civilization an had violated treaty the state-menace the freedom and security of other states round the Baltic Sea.

Russia was apparently seeking forcibly to incorporate Finland within Soviet Russia. "Soviet Imverialism" the declaration adds has thus revealed itself as using the same methods as the Nazis, against which the British working class are united in the war now raging."

The British Labour movement, the statement concludes, in the light of recent events re chated utterly the claims of the Soviet to be the leader of the world's working-class movement, the interpreter of Socialistic principles and the custodian of inter-notional peace."—Reuter.

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