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Soviets Work Frantically Behind Curtain : To, Assure Absolute Control of Zone
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By LEON DENNEN, NEA Special Correspondent PARIS, May 6 — Russia's newest olive branch in the Berlin is seen by realists inside the Iron Curtain as camoufiage for the real Soviet answer to the Atlantic Pact. While Moscow broadcast its offer to lift the blockade—hinged on a four-power conference—a leading Eastern delegate to the “Peace Congress” here told me the Russians “are
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feverishly taking drastic meas ures to insure absolute matin of in Romania, Bulgaria and Poland
. are clearly designed to tighten toupjries behind the Iron Cur, Kremiin's grip and put only "This delegate “is no friend of Moscow-trained Soviet citizens in the U. 8, but an Eastern intellec- Key positions in the satellite tual who embraced Communism countries. during the German occupation of! Fall of Groza Seen his country and now has lost alli The recent elevation of two Sofaith in the “Soviet Utopia” after viet citizens, Ana Pauker and four years of Red Army and Vasilij Luca, to vice premierships secret police rule. lof the Romanian government in“It would indeed be naive, if! !dicates the early fall of the “nonnot the height ot folly,” he in-|party” premier, Petru Groza. sisted, “to assume that the Krem-| Similarly in Poland, Boleslaw lin’s only reply to the Atlantic Bierut, a Soviet citizen for more
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Pact would be to iift the blockade than 20 years, replaced the Polish of Berlin. inational, Wladyslaw Gomulka, as
“Berlin. was never more than general secretary of the Polish the flash-point of the East-West! Communist Party. conflict,” he added. “It'is indeed. Even more significant was the
surprising—if you consider the recent shift in Bulgaria, where weak and somewhat frightened School Art Ciass
fact that the blockade practically | {Vasili Kolarov replaced the Comruined the economy of the Soviet munist leader Traicho Kostov,! zone of Germany—that the Rus-|pnoy in disgrace as a “pro-Titoist.”| sians held out as long as they Rolarov had lived in Moscow at |Stalin’s feet, prior t . Real Russian Answer et, prior 10 Soviet seiz
ure o Russia's real answer to the; f power in Bulgaria. But
3) !Kostov had remained in his own Atlantic Pact is a “Molotov Plan” {country as leader of the under-
for a military and economic bloe|gvound Communist forces. This
embracing two continents from |g, ozested that he loved Bulgaria the Baltic coast of Poland to the ore than Moscow.
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of China. Existence of this bloc, previ-| Meanwhile, key delegates to
ously described to me by other sources irom . behind the IronCurtain, was confirmed by the skeptical ‘delegate from eastern Europe.
But Moscow does not want to|
reveal ‘the new military alliance, he told me, until it is certain Rus-| sia is the undisputed ruler in satellite nations that have wav-
the Paris “Peace Congress” have been discussing in secret the formation of ‘a “Popular Front” in the West that would parallel Moscow’s war bloc in the East, The cat was actually let out of {the bag by Pietro Nenni, spokesman for Italian Communist Chief Palmiro Togliatti. ‘At the opening session of the Paris “Peace
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