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Russian Counter-Claims
May 17, 1922 issue

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The counter-claims of Soviets at Genoa, Italy have so far been only hinted at. The representatives of the Allied Powers are not anxious to have these claims for damages suffered by Russia as a result of Allied intervention brought up before the Conference. Although the Soviet delegates have not pressed the demands, feeling runs high in the Soviet Union in favor of presenting their claims before the world. The sugar industry was completely shattered. Before the war the sugar industry in the Ukraine yielded 100,000,000 poods of finished products.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; HUMAN rights; WAR; SOVIET Union; ITALY; UKRAINE
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