But They Couldn't Force a Confession from Her "Eva Lowenburg, dark-haired, vivacious, London-born "variety actress, told a "Daily Express" reporter in Helsingfors recently the story of her ten months' imprisonment in Leningrad's huge Ogpu jail—a story so crazy, she said, it might be something out of 'Alice in Wonderland.'
Within two hours of the conversation Eva was in a ship bound for London and for the grand home-coming party with her mother, Mrs. Linden, of Mount Pleasant-lane, Clapton, E.
Also awaiting Eva is her ten-year-old daughter Sonia, of whom she heard not a word while in jail, and her sister Ivy, who was also arrested in Leningrad, bur released after a few hours.
Ogpu agents brought Eva to the Finnish frontier, and while awaiting a ship to take her home she has been staying in a tiny family hotel in Helsingfors.
tell you all about it, Eva said to me right from the night last April that I was hauled out of bed. asto. Cen"
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before my arrest, was a -counterrevolutionary."
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not know where he is.
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