§ 3. Mr. SWANasked the Under-Secre tary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he had any official information showing that General Yudenitch had handed over the command of his forces to the Esthonian, General Laidoner; and, if so, whether it had been done under pressure of the Allied Governments in order to save General Yudenitch's forces from Intern ment by the Esthonians?
§ The SECRETARY of STATE for WAR (Mr. Churchill)I have been asked to reply. According to the latest information, it appears that the Esthonian, General Tonnison, has taken command of the Russian North-West Army. The answer to the second part of the question is in the negative.
§ Colonel WEDGWOODAre these people being disarmed?
§ Mr. CHURCHILLI must have notice of that.
§ 9. Lieut. - Commander KENWORTHYasked the Secretary of State for War whether any British subjects suffered casualties in the recent fighting between General Yudenitch and the Soviet Army; and, if so, what were these casualties?
§ Mr. CHURCHILLSo far as can be as certained no British subjects have suffered casualties in the recent fighting between General Yudenitch and the Bolsheviks.