Word: izvestia
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...Moscow appealing for the lives of the professors "in the name of civilization and humanity and on behalf of the Government and public opinion in France." The Bolshevik said M. Poincaré was tactless and accused him of unwarrantable interference in Russian domestic affairs. The Soviet official journal Izvestia said with due sarcasm: "Where were the humanitarian feelings of the French Government when Russia was surrounded by enemies and the Russian people starving...
...Izvestia and the Pravda, Moscow Communist journals, the latter of which is the official organ of the Communist Party, referred to British "baseless insinuations," to "countless Colonial slaves," and berated British Premier Macdonald for "opposing the Hindu revolutionaries" and for "taking a false step in mentioning Russia's debts...
...grounds that the Russian Government was seeking the overthrow of our Government. As an evidence of this he published instructions issued by Zinoview on behalf of the Third Internationale and then to couple the Third Internationale and the Soviet Government he published extracts of an editorial from Izvestia (Information) organ of the Russian Government...
...State Department had a copy of Izvestia and issued a complete translation of the entire article. Another copy of the same issue (Nov. 27, 1922) was found in the New York Public Library and translated by The New York Times. On account of the impossibility of literally translating a Slavic language, the translations varied in wording. Their substance was unmistakably identical and vindicated the State Department of the charge of deliberate falsification or forgery. The continued repetition of such phrases as these referring to the Soviet Republic and the Third Internationale indicate the tenor of the questioned editorial: "Organic connection...
...nations, although its seat is in Moscow, and that even if it be chiefly supported by the Communist Party, that Party is not the Russian Government. Mr. Borah went on to point out that neither Lenin nor Trotsky attended the meeting of the Third Internationale held immediately after the Izvestia, editorial was published...