Raymond Robins Own Story
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Kalpasch- nikov, in the course of completing his arrange- ments, had written a long letter which he had put in his clothes to carry with him to some safe spot. There he would mail it. It was addressed to Colonel Anderson at Jassy. It happily charged Robins with having done his best to thwart Colonel Anderson and to thwart Kalpaschnikov in the matter of the motor-cars and their shipment. This letter, in time, the Smolny authorities unfolded and read. Trotzky read it.
That night Trotzky made a pu...blic speech at the Alexandrovsky Theater. He an- nounced the discovery of documents " prov- ing that agents of the United States are im- plicated in the Kaledine plot at Rostov on the Don. " Such agents, thus implicated, were to be found even in the protected pre- cincts of the American Embass}-. They in- cluded, actually, the American ambassador himself. Trotzky was profoundly shocked. He could not witness such violations of diplomatic etiquette without grief and horror.
Of course he went on it would not be fair to include all American representatives at Petrograd in one general and promiscuous charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kalpasch- nikov, in the course of completing his arrange- ments, had written a long letter which he had put in his clothes to carry with him to some safe spot. There he would mail it. It was addressed to Colonel Anderson at Jassy. It happily charged Robins with having done his best to thwart Colonel Anderson and to thwart Kalpaschnikov in the matter of the motor-cars and their shipment. This letter, in time, the Smolny authorities unfolded and read. Trotzky read it.
That night Trotzky made a pu...blic speech at the Alexandrovsky Theater. He an- nounced the discovery of documents " prov- ing that agents of the United States are im- plicated in the Kaledine plot at Rostov on the Don. " Such agents, thus implicated, were to be found even in the protected pre- cincts of the American Embass}-. They in- cluded, actually, the American ambassador himself. Trotzky was profoundly shocked. He could not witness such violations of diplomatic etiquette without grief and horror.
Of course he went on it would not be fair to include all American representatives at Petrograd in one general and promiscuous charge.
What to read after Raymond Robins Own Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hard to read onlineMoreLess
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