... excite great commiseration anywhere, for his deliberately provocative rule as Minister the Interior on the eve of the Russian revolution wae the immediate cause that event and the downfall of the But aHhongh nominally the Boteheviste rule Moscow thejr ...

... discourse. Collection realised 7s. 6d., and a good sole of literature and Calls resulted. Lenin's pamphlet on the Russian Revolution went well—we could have sold more if we had had them. WlGAN.—Notwithstanding the atrocious weather, one of the biggest ...

... Vladimir of the Fourth Class, Russian St. Anne the Second Class and Chevalier the Legion Honour. March. 1917. when the Russian Revolution buret forth, he handled the delicate situation iu which the British submarine flotilla placed with the greatest tact ...

... right of the work they do, of their talents, their devotion to duty. Like an ocean wave cast up by an earthquake, the Russian revolution broke over the coast, and washed away everything in its course. Now the wave has receded leaving behind it demolished ...

... Kcvnluttou. start with 1 hope old Sam will pardon lor saying that Socialism neither caused the one or the other. The Russian revolution of recent dale was caused a vast human sense injustice burning in the minds of the ihocallcd* common |»eople. through ...

... greetings . to f the Conference , - and accepted tho London memorandum , 1 which was inspired by the eaih q ideals as'Uie Russian Revolution rom' tho very beginning , and tho principles formulated by President Wilson . Tho telegfam further staled that , Ih ...

... Friday.—A Moscow telegram via Berlin announces the death of Madame Breshko- Breshkovskaya, styled tho Grandmother of tile Russian Revolution. The funeral took place at the expense of the Soviet Government.—Exchange. Catherine Breshko-Breehkov?kaya well deserved ...

... zone . In Semes of Russian Life , bv Josephine Calina ( 6 s . net : London : Constable ) there is much which makes tbe Russian Revolution . comprehensible . The writer knows village life 1 in Russia at close range , aud has the gift of bringing its squalor ...

... for tb . B whole social fabric io be toppled over into ruin . As a simple presentation of the elements which made the Russian Revolution and then forced it into chaos , Mr Stebbing ' e book may be recommended . Baron Graevenitz ' s From Autocracy to BoUhetism ...

... during the time of war her French relations are responsible for her conduct. End of Protopopoff. On the outbreak of the Russian Revolution in March, 1917, M. Protopopoff, just executed by tho Bolsheviks, held the position of Minister of the Interior, a oosition ...

... contradiction, that the Allied Governments, and particularly the British Government, were responsime. Had they backed the Russian Revolution at the start they have maintained Kerensky in power, but they were more concerned about Kaisers and Czars than they ...

... war there may suddenly appear a new and unlooked for factor which shatters the best laid plan. That new factor was the Russian revolution. The result of that event is known to every one, both as regards Russia itself and the cause of the Allies in general ...