Secrets of the Balkans . First Trip of Minister Vopicka to Address the RussianSoldiers near Galatz, Roumania, with Roumanian Min-ister A. Constantinescu, American Military AttacheColonel Yates, Colonel Glasgow and Major Flexner,Members of the American Red Cross, with Generalsand Officers of Roumanian and Russian Armies. Russian ^Iilitarv Headquarters at Ajud, Rou.\lia CESSATION OF ALL HOSTILITIES 279 delegates has been received. We again urge the neces-sity of interference. This will prove easier and moreefficient if effected as soon as possible. We have advised our governments as follows: (1)
Secrets of the Balkans . First Trip of Minister Vopicka to Address the RussianSoldiers near Galatz, Roumania, with Roumanian Min-ister A. Constantinescu, American Military AttacheColonel Yates, Colonel Glasgow and Major Flexner,Members of the American Red Cross, with Generalsand Officers of Roumanian and Russian Armies. Russian ^Iilitarv Headquarters at Ajud, Rou.\lia CESSATION OF ALL HOSTILITIES 279 delegates has been received. We again urge the neces-sity of interference. This will prove easier and moreefficient if effected as soon as possible. We have advised our governments as follows: (1) That the Ukrainians have organized a rebellionin the district of Kiev in which nationalists, anarchistsand Bolsheviki have taken part. (2) That this rebellion is the more dangerous, because,owing to the complete disintegration of the Austro-German troops, the invasion of the Bolshevik army inthe country might spread considerably. (3) That the Bolshevik troops threaten especiallythe northern border of Ukrainia. (4) That in case of the realization of this threatthe rich collieries of the Don district, which are of thegreatest importance to the transportation lines, also thefactories and military depots, will consequently fall intothe hands of the Bolsheviki, which might result in thecomplete control of Ukrainia
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