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1933 NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
Gareth
wrote many articles under his own name on his return to Britain; for The
London Evening Standard, The
(London) Daily Express (7), The Financial Times (3), Berliner
Tageblatt and two known articles syndicated through The New York
American.
Photo of "Child Beggars in Moscow" as printed in The London Evening Standard, Friday
31st March 1933 (See below for a link to a photo and transcript of this complete
article).
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Famine
Rules Russia, London Evening Standard, 31st March
1933.
Below
are links to his ten articles for The Western Mail, [Cardiff]
. April 3rd - 12th, 1933.
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Interview
with the former Pre-Soviet Russian Prime Minister Kerensky regarding
the Famine.
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Starving
Russians seething with discontent: Britons Arrested seen as a:
“Sop".
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O.G.P.U.’s
Reign of Terror in Russia.
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O.G.P.U.’s
Blow to Trade: Moscow Trial one of Biggest Blunders in
History.
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Majority
for Russian Imports Bill: Soviet Dwindling Trade.
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My
thoughts on the Journey to Moscow: Putting the Clock Back by
Centuries.
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Seizure
of Land and Slaughter of Stock: Peasants Subsisting On Potatoes and
Cattle Fodder.
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Why
There is Unemployment in Russia; Food Shortage and Lack of Raw
Materials.
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Soviet
Ready for War: Active Military Preparations: Why She Will Never
Attack Another Country: Attitude towards the League.
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Easter
in a Godless Country: Renewed Persecution of Christians.
Easter 1933.
One article, the last in a series for the London Daily
Express, on
April 11th 1933:
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Good-Bye
Russia
" The
noose is getting tighter and tighter round the neck of the Russian
peasant, and exile and starvation hover round him. But by
destroying the Russian peasant the Bolsheviks are destroying Russia and
this mad policy will be their nemesis."
1935 OBITUARY
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"Gareth Jones Murdered - Shot by his Kidnappers”. Berliner
Tageblatt, obituary from 17th August 1935, by Paul
Scheffer, Editor-in-Chief and close colleague of Gareth's, who was also
banned from the USSR, for his anti-Stalin reporting in the late 1920s.
In 1938, he was accused in 'evidence' at the third (Bukharin) Moscow
Show Trial, as being a German spymaster; responsible for organising
Soviet grain sabotage .
"Instead
of independent minds inspired by genuine feeling, there appear more and
more men of routine, crippled journalists of widely
different stamp who shoot from behind safe cover, and
thereby sacrifice their consciences."
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