J. V. Stalin

To the Editorial Board of the Newspaper Trevoga
Organ of the Special Far Eastern Army1


Source: Works, Vol. 12, April 1929-June 1930, p. 142
Publisher: Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1954
First Published: Pravda, No. 259, November 7, 1929
Transcription/Markup: Brian Reid
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Fraternal greetings to the men and commanders of the Special Far Eastern Army, who are upholding the rights and interests of the October Revolution against the encroachments of the Chinese landlords and capitalists!

Keep a keen watch on every movement of the Chinese counter-revolutionaries, answer every blow with a crushing blow, and thus help our brothers in China, the Chinese workers and peasants, to smash the landlord and capitalist yoke.

Remember that on this festive day the vast masses of the working people of the U.S.S.R. are thinking of you with affection, and together with you are celebrating the great anniversary and sharing your rejoicing over the successes of the Special Far Eastern Army.

Long Live the October Revolution!

Long Live the Special Far Eastern Army!

Long Live the workers and peasants of China!

 

Notes

1. The Special Far Eastern Army was formed in August 1929, during the conflict on the Chinese-Eastern Railway provoked by the Chinese counter-revolutionary generals and Japanese imperialists. Trevoga (Alarm)—the organ of the Political Department, Special Far Eastern Army; it was published from 1929.