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FEBRUARY - 1918
17. Sunday
Air raid at night. No
damage near us
18. Monday.
Miss H. & I went to
hear Litvinoff in Cent. Hall.
Westminster. Guns began
firing at 9 & kept on a long
time. Delayed us getting home
19. Tuesday.
At Miss Hodges. Slept at
Mrs Richard's 10 Farm Walk.
20. Wednesday.
Went with Mrs Oliver to see Com.
Kitchen at Child's hill. Tea
with Mrs O. Rained a
little
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Maxim Litvinoff (17 Jul1876 – 31 Dec 1951) - Russian Bolshevik and revolutionary, had left Russia in 1906 to avoid arrest by the Russian Govt. In 1910 moved to England until 1918. After the Bolshevik revolution 1917 he became the first Russian full power representative in Britain. In January 1918 he spoke at the British Labor Party Conference.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxim_Litvinov
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