... Government wants free the peoples the Russian-German front from the Russian revolution, and subjugate them with German capital. Shortly before the outbreak of the Russian revolution in October the Polish State Consul had already decided to establish a ...

... Government wants to free the peoples the Russian- German front from the Russian revolution, and subjugate them with German capital. Shortly before the outbreak the Russian revolution in October the Polish State Consul had already decided to establish a ...

... WouEl Be Fatal To Bo hey ism. Petrograd, January 28. has told the Soviet Congress cannot guarantee victory' for the Russian Revolution over German Imperialism. He says; “Wo cannot promise miraclfe. We cannot.promise democratic ...

... “Tragedy Incompetence.” For nearly a year have played with the Russian revolution, says the Daily News and. Leader. For nearly year have missed chance after chance making it our most powerful instrument of victory and the swiftest means of bringing war ...

... TN[ RUSSIAN ItIVOLUTION. Riterring to the Russian revolution, he' and that whatever might be their views on the effect which it had had on the course of the sar, they heartily welcomed the Russian requisition bemuse it had released the ftue.iau people ...

... s, the German barons. Them Courland slaughterers have their adherents the Polish proprietors, who greatly foam= the Russian revolution would awakes is the Polish protectorate the desire to follow the example of Russian peasants, and deliver themselves ...

... is with you. If you not compel your Government to renounce the peace proposals which it had the audacity announce the Russian Revolution, Jour own blood and that of all the proletariats will e shed an infinite extent. Up, proletarians! soldiers of Germany ...

... NOT SLAVS Shortly before the outbreak of the Russian Revolution in October, the Polish State I Council had already decided to establish a kingdom of Poland, with the Emperor Charles at its head, and the Duchies of Lithuania and Courland with the German ...

... peoples and governments in democratic pnneiples--that they will bn willing to levee to :emotive fact and the effect of the Russian revolution and be ready to give her every ,teed of help site needs to consolidate the revoltit and to cstahli.ll true democratic ...

... German barons. These Courland slaughterers have their adherents among the Polish proprietors, who greatlv feared that the Russian revolution would awaken in tbg Polish proletariat the desire follow the example of the Russian peasants and deliver themselves ...

... events which from a democratic point of view would have far reaching effects upon their industrial and economic life. The Russian revolution was an acoomplished fact, and whatever the Labour Party might have thought of the possible effects of that revolution ...

... material for General Kaledin. The German bourg'eoise is quite prepared to use them as allies for the stifling of the Russian revolution. These are conditions which raise for Russian peasants and workmen the whole question all conquests achieved the revolution ...