Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... A Handbook of Revolutionary Tactics. TROTSKY'S GREAT BOOK The Wry of tlit. Russian Revolution to llnst Litovsk. Br LEON TROTSKY. Price 2'- Pest Free 23 ...
... BIRTH OF THE SOVIETS. There are two obserNations made by Mr. W. N. Ewer in his review of Trotsky's History of the Russian Revolution which appear to be hardly a correct interpretation of the Bolshevik attitude as regards the struggle between the Russian ...
... situation. We are firmly convinced that an active intervemoin of the international proletariat would be able to save the Russian revolution from the blows now aimed at it. Down with armed intervention! On with the international fight of the united proletariat ...
... the matter is compktely swept away by no less a person than Trotsky himself. Writing in his brilliant history of The Russian Revolution (published by the 5.1.. Press, so. Renfrew Street, Glaskow, price 25.), he says: On November 20 (1917) we iliiiimusiirated ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES. At the present time the lessons of the Russian Revolution are causing both individual Socialists and Socialist Parties to review their conceptions as . to the tactics to be adopted to bring about the everthrow at ...
... to accept conditions to be laid ...
... TIIE SOVIETS. Recently, under the above title, Mr. W. N. Ewer reviewed Trotsky's important work, The History of the Russian Revolution, in the Daily Herald. Our comrade, F. R. Silvester sent a criticism of this review to the Editor of the Daily Herald ...
... herself to accept conditions to be laid down as to those States or Governments which have created the-m selves sinco the Russian Revolution . Repaiution . Under this head Germany recognises her responsibility for all war damage , but no doGnite amount as ...
... execution is attempted . Herr Warburg , -who went with . BrockdorfE-Rantzau to Spa , and -whose record in relation to the Russian revolution designates him a master of intrigue , is associated sviili this croolied ^ policy . These tactics Trill have xo oe pr ...
... , 17 s . 10 d ., or only £ 1762 , 15 s . 21 , loss Ulan the total amount of money , raised by tho fund . During tho Russian revolution tho tnniemission of reliel was impossible . The Commilteu during this period -considered tho advisability of- transferring ...