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Bela Kun on Allied Sincerity
August 9, 1919 issue

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The article presents a telegram from Béla Kun, People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the Hungarian Soviet Govenment, to president M. Clemenceau, which appeared in the journal "le Populaire" in Paris on July 15, 1919. According to it Hungarian Soviet Republic wished to prove that it was against all unnecessary bloodshed. It had asked the president to obtain all possible guarantees for the execution of the orders of the Allied and Associated Governments by the troops of the King of Rumania. However, in spite of their promise and in spite of the president's order, the troops of the King of Rumania did not begin to retreat.

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HUNGARY -- Politics & government; ARMED Forces; INTERNATIONAL cooperation; INTERNATIONAL relations; WAR; HUNGARY
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