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... Potric, 2s. 6d.; Nation Under Arms or a Militia.” Lieut-General Baron von Freytag Loringhoven, 75.; Pioneers of the Russian Revolution, by Dr. Angelo S. Rappoport, 65.; Eyes of Eternity, ' E. Everett Green, 7s. (Stanley Paul), “Fishermen in War Time ...
... the peaceful death from advanced age of Bresochko Brash. kovskaya (she was born in 1844), the grand. mother of the Russian Revolution. A daughter of a Southern Russian nobleman, and a pupil of Prince Kropotkin's, she incarnated the highest idealism ...
... against Ge>*nian Imperialism. It declaivs that if the treaty of Brest-Lirtovsk stands it would confirm the collapse the Russian revolution and would gravely compromise the future the democracy of the world. It invites the workers of the Allied countries to ...
... the !signs scarcely point that way yet.• Mr. 'GLOBUS DIM AR, some little time ago, wrote with great force, that the Russian Revolution is as real a revolution as was 11789. How is a League of Nations going I to deal with that? For the present then, 'l'let ...
... as elsewhere, that Russia has left the Allies. There woald be nobody in that room, be knew, who would throw upon the Russian revolution the responsibility for the oonsequenees of the Tsarist rEgime. attacked the allegation that it waa the bourgeoisie ...
... the Allies will not overlook. Prince and Granny. Prince Kropotkin has been arrested, and the grandmother of the Russian Revolution :s dead. Catherine Breshko'•skaya ( Babushko, the Russian Revolutionaries called her affectionately) was the daughter ...
... Dermal* Iniperialiem. It declares that if the Treaty of Rrest-I.ltovek stande, it would oonfirm the collapse of the Russian Revolution. and would most gravely compromise the future o! democracy of the world. It invites the worker, of the Allied nountries ...
... beginning of the war. This effort of revolutionary Ruse= allowed the United States, whirl entered the war after the Russian revolution, to get ready for the combat to such an extent that all the calculations of the German General were overthrown. The ...
... independent State. Although, in principle, the establish'meat ot this Czech State had been agreed seine months prior to the Russian Revolution, the events of March 1917 crushed its realisaaan for the time being. But during the troublous months which followed ...
... in those days, were forced by hunger to submit. = Prince Kropotkin has been arrested, and the ¢ grandmother’ of the Russian Revolution is dead. Catherine Breshkovskaya (‘“ Babushko,”” the Russian Revolutionaries called her affectionately) was the daughter ...
... difference. Knowing the tragic situation of Russia, the position of her transport, they have raised their hand against the Russian Revolution. It is no wonder, then, that the Revolution is taking ihe necessary measures bf defence against them. TM Halls* SeibllN ...
... 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 ...