... ambitions of Prussia. Democratic Governments of the “west cannot forget Mr Wilson's message expressing confidence in the Russian revolution. Notwithstanding their vagarics, we see in these revolutionaries the one force which at present opposes in Russia the ...

... formulated at a mecting of Finns a few days ago can be regarded only as an echo of German disappointment regarding the Russian revolution. ...

... angiety to the Austrian commanders on account of their mutinous behaviour, andg the frequency of desertions. After the Russian revolution, he says, all Czech troops on the Russian front were transferred to the Italian front, where they now constitute nearly ...

... desire to place on record the immense courage and devotion displayed by the Corps of Officers since the moment of the Russian Revolution. The officers of the Russian Army have proved themselves to be true sons of the people. In the first days of the Revolution ...

... contributions—they constituted our former rights, The *“ Humanite ' (Socialist) says:—After the shock which the news of the Russian Revolution has caused in Germany, the words of M. Ribot will vex profoundly the already uneasy conscience of the German nation ...

... desire to dominate events, they alleged an insinuation to the instability of the Russian troops in order to warn the Russian Revolution of its danger. It must be explained, says the message in question, that the Allied Powers (Germany an@l Austria) are ...

... other articles of war, from the inhospitable shores of Russia, show that the ** war is almost at an end, and that the Russian revolution is about to be left to * work out its own salvation,” as best it may. This Russian affair has been a sad business for ...

... Congresses, condemning all rectifications of the frontiers and continuation of armed intervention in Russia. against the Russian revolution. The manifesto declares that the “Confederation Generale du Travail” declines to sccept any responsibility in regard ...

... The vear 1917 saw the profound change in the character of the war, due to the enemy’s sub- marine campaign, aund the Russian revolution, which latter * completely upset the Allied plan for a concerted effort against the Central Powers on all fronts during ...

... out, became a lieutenant and fought against the Russians, by whom he was taken prisoner at Przemysl. After the first Russian revolution, Kerensky appointed him Chief of Propaganda among prisoners. In this position, however, Kun worked for Lenfn against ...

... in order to appear in the defenceless countrics as the ** Saviour of Society.” . Dr. Rosemeier goes on to discuss the Russian revolution, and tlfcn predicis a social revolution in Germany. lam convinced that the German revolution will come,” he says. The ...

... ecomrades of the members of the Peace Delegation at Brest Litovsk conditions such as could not be subscribed to by the Russian Revolution. The Governments of Germany and Austria desire to possess countries and peoples vanquished by the force of arms. To ...