... coneent free diapoaal of the doatlny Polish and Lettish nations, it would ontro™ necessary, courageously defend the Russian revolution. needs the front would satisfied whatever efforts might necessary. - After M. Xroteky-s epeech, IJint held of Central ...

... declared that if the Central Powers do not consent the free disposal of the destiny of the Polish and Lettish nations the Russian Revolution must courageously defended, and the needs otf the front will satisfied, whatfcver effort* may needed. We have reduced ...

... 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 ...

... German basons. Oourland Slaughterers have tlredr adherents among the Polish proprietors, who greatly feared that the Russian revolution would awaken in the Polish proletariat the desire to follow the example the Russian pwaants and deliver from the yoke ...

... could lx- reined on to use many of Uie enemy’s divisions and .compel him reinforce largely on threatened front. The Russian revolution was of far more consequence the approaching struggle. Even though the Russian Armies might still prove capable of c ...

... peace, without violence the Poles, Lithuanians, Letts, tfcthonians, Armenians, and other nationalities to whom the Russian revolution assures full right free development.” Count Czernin, Brest IJtovsk, according to Reuter Amsterdam telegram, formally ...

... declared before the commencement of the peace procrastinations that it associated itself with the mot d'ordre ■* of the Russian revolution in regard to the concluding of a peace without annexations or indemnities and on the basis of the right of the peoples ...

... Vienna have ■been plundered. The popular demonstrations are aaid be political as economic. Cries are raised for the Russian Revolution and for universal peace. There is much feeling against the Germans, who are accused prolonging the nor, and the authorities ...

... spoke the two necessities the time for Socialists. First, 00-opera tion; and, secondly, daily newspaper. Touching on the Russian revolution, he said the Russian people wanted peaceful development. This should be the aim the Socialist and Labour classes screes ...

... submitted our comrades, the members the Peace Delegation Brest-Litovsk, conditions such as could not subscribed the Russian Revolution. The Governments of Germany and Austria desire to countries and peoples vanquished loice aims. To this the authority ...

... peace aimed lat the enemy appeared based usurpation and violence. The working classes Germany, already agitated the Russian, revolution, have, nevertheless, not yet been abCe to gain the upper hand over the Imperialists. We, the Council Commissaries of ...

... territory tordbly torn from France 1871. M. VamWvit'Wt(Belgium) made striking speech on the lessons the failure the Russian Revolution. ...