The Labour government was negotiating with the Soviet government over intended commercial treaties – 'the Russian Treaties' – to provide most favoured nation privileges and diplomatic status for the UK trade delegation; and a treaty that would settle the claims of pre-revolutionary British bondholders and holders of confiscated property, after which the British government would guarantee a loan to the Soviet Union.Middlemas and Barnes, pp. 271–2. Baldwin decided to vote against the government over the Russian Treaties, which brought the government down on 8 October.Middlemas and Barnes, pp. 273–4.
the labour government was negotiating with the soviet government over intended commercial treaties – 'the russian treaties' – to provide most favoured nation privileges and diplomatic status for the uk trade delegation; and a treaty that would settle the claims of pre-revolutionary british bondholders and holders of confiscated property after which the british government would guarantee a loan to the soviet unionmiddlemas and barnes pp 271–2 baldwin decided to vote against the government over the russian treaties which brought the government down on 8 octobermiddlemas and barnes pp 273–4