"Metropolitan," Alexander turned to Platon, "Dudikoff has received a passport from the Consulate and is awaiting the decision of General Semionov and yourself regarding his trip to Jugoslavia."—"I'll tell you what, Dudikoff," replied Metropolitan Platon turning to me, "If you want to get a good position you'd better leave at once. We will give you traveling expenses for your wife and yourself. We insist that she go with you."—"But, please, your Eminence, how
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Author's passport from Jugoslavia.
about my money?" I asked. To this Metropolitan replied: "We can do no more!" I railed at all of them, including General Semionov and left, although they tried to recall me. I then went to a lawyer and told him the whole story.
When I read through this "confession" I was completely at sea.
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