... &-THE NEWCASTLE DAILY CHRONIOIIS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1918: THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. state that the Saxon Court is in favour of the Prince accepting the throna, which acceptance, it is stated, is practically • decided upon.- 1 Exchange. AMSTERDAM, Feb ...

... Hear Vorst, was enthusiastically cheered on his entry into the House. Lenin spoke of the great dangers threatening the Russian revolution, and emphasised the necessity of combating the war-weariness of the Russian people, because the revolution had to fight ...

... and how we were to save the world from the doniination of Germany, no greater misfortune could have happened than the Russian revolution, lie personally was an optimist about Russia, but he was not aa cptirnistie about the immediate future of Russia because ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... aimed at by the enemy appeared based on usurp- tion and violence. The working dames in Germany, already agitated by the Russian Revolution, have, nevertheless, not jet been able to gain the upper hand of the inter-1 Imperialists. We, the Council of Osemaimaries ...

... 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 ...

... But we have more to do then to congratulate oureelvee on the achievement of the Russian revolution. We must elm draw lessons from its failures. LESSON FROM RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The great lesson is that democracy was committing an irretrievable mistake by ...

... the international revolution. He gave an exhanstive analysis of the historical conditions of the development of the Russian Revolution, and pointed out that those who opposed the ratification of the peace treaty depended merely on despondency of feeling ...

... shall not be surprised if the report is denied. The internal situation in Germany is undoubtedly becoming serious, the Russian revolution hail not been without effect on navy, array, and people; and the authorities may conclude that it would be highly dangerous ...

... both commencing at 7.30. These ought to be particularly well worth hearing, the first bei n g on The Riddle of the Russian Revolution, and the second on Russia's Dark Hour and the Coming Dawn. LATE ALD. ELLIOTT. A persons) friend of the late Aid. C ...