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... HISTORY OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION By 1.. L 4/6 ad. abet book Is very skilfully writtenclear, readable, vivid. Everybody who wishes to understand what has happened and is happening in Russia must read it.—Manchester Guardian. The book show. that 'to his ...
... and imperialistic. By this Bill we are to raise taxation to find money to help d:etators like Koltehak to defeat the Russian revolution. ...
... Socialism in the future will be judged, too, by the reply it can give to the question : . What did it do to save the Russian Revolution? We are not Bolsheviks, if by Bolshevism is meant a permanent 'system of Government in which any section of the community ...
... action, including the general strike, in order to save the Russian Revolution. The working classes of all mantras must bring themselves to realise that the overthrow of the Russian Revolution by a reactionary like Koltchak would be only a prelude to the ...
... presented by Cachin in regard to an incident in the Black Sea, when French warships, ordered to Pro- ceed against the Russian Revolution, are alleged to have refused orders, and to have hoisted the Red Flag. The allegation is borne out by the fact that ...
... Russia. The action of the Allies is glaringly exposed as a capitalist and financiers' eon• apiracy to overthrow the Russian Revolution because a Socialist Government in Russia would be a bulwark against capitalist exploitation in that great country, and ...
... British Labour Party has, from first to last, unequivocally condemned the violence which has marked some phases .of the *Russian Revolution and of its Bolshevik development. But it declines to lend itself to the injustice which wokald make violence and tyranny ...
... Noah's day the majority was dro If, as a people, we had allied ourselves with those great moral forces that made the Russian revolution, and used the revolution for democratic. ends, Mr. MacDonald asked, where would we have been to-day; where would Russia ...
... Russia, and there was as question at the National Conference which created mire enthusiasm than the reference to the Russian Revolution and the duty to it. Apart from all other matters, w s e aP ri i i naturall7 a greet interest in the policy of the Soviets ...
... able to detach Poland and Russia Ifrom the anti-German combination—if a Bolshevist rebellion in Poland, a successful Russian revolution against the new Tsarist order which we are now establishing, should cause those countries to make common cause with ...