In a- manifesto. issued by the Young Russian (^Mladorossi" Party, Mr. Ü. A. Stepanoff, leader of the party, calls upon Russians to throw aside all political controversies and to help their native land as much as possible in its struggle against Germany.
The party. although antagonistic toward the Soviet Government, will forsake its previous policy toward A touching ceremony was held the KAPA.
6 thi vi Sassoon. the present government in Russia as on its behalf. Sir Victor. Jong as it defends the native soil. he added.
lo manifesto states that the s the love few CMisdorosd" have expected a Ger. of his fellows, attain' man attack against Russia for a long command the reper time and that, alth unable to Inscribed on the tankard was: take active part in the defence of Russia, in 3 n is. faith and thoughts belong only to their A.
Ute party hag al wa by Interest in Russi and her family e jas alwa: bee: led.
Sir Victor replied Suitably of peoples and in this ment, when Russian Beg, donated by the, guest of hi Enamelled victory, "V" re every thrust into their country, the mem. bers of the party, who are sons of Russia, repeat once again that the place of each Russian is on the si of his nation, that there can be no political controversies, and that Russians can and should give their lives only for their country.
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