... last evening, Mr. Fred Longdon, organising •eciotary in Birmingham of the Union Democratic Control, gave an address The Russian Revolution and the Peace Settlement. He said the members of the U.D.C-, IX.P., and the Socialist and Peace Societies would prefer ...

... Yellow Robe. is a classic. has written one of the standard books on Finland, and none exulted more than did over the Russian Revolution and the dawn hope it brought to Finland. Anthov, , traveller, lecturer, Mr. Young recently added another leaf his laurel ...

... interests of his party. lie has already done a groat deal towards allaying some of thd evils which threatened to convert thv Russian Revolution into a conflict of classes. 'Die worst these evils was the deterioration Russia’s military efficiency.—Times’’ per ...

... military plans, this necessity being dictated partly by the freat change conditions on the eastern ront, due to the Russian revolution, and partly because the operations France have not developed in accordance with the calculations the German General ...

... that this is great struggle for freedom. The first that America has come in. What, .s the second ? The second is the Russian Revolution. Russia engaged in this great war for the freedom of Serbia and Montenegro and Bulgaria. They fought for - the freedom ...

... Guard's action Prince and Princess Andrew lost all their money and other possessions in the Russian Revolution, and* escaped from their imprisonment with only their lives. Thrice Soviet Commissars visited their place of confinement to carry out the death ...

... Congress of Socialists with a view the elaboration definitive conditions of peace. The resolution further declared that the Russian revolution was placed in extremely difficult position and tho International Union Workers hampered the lack of energetic protests ...

... ‘true-hearted’ Germans dried their composed their gad faces, and then began to cry with all their power ‘ Long live the Russian Revolution.’ But now that Workers' and Soldiers’ Committee have rejected the idea of a separate peace with Germany, these deceived ...

... tb« “Daily Chronicle on the occupation Vladivostoefc by the Japanese;— Some time ago, I think St the outbreak of the Russian Revolution, there was rumour circulated that Japan had mobilised in Manchuria. I did not take any notice this obviously incorrect ...

... which they had been passing. If nothing further were to happen, said, a.i the result of the war out its leading -tlje Russian revolution, then t>->lerit\ would this war had not, been 111 vain,” wished the people Russia well. tVe looked lorr.aid to the day ...

... demand from her revolu* , . 'i armies and fleer the exertion of 1, their strength and our era ft v nod enemy. the great Russian revolution imperatjvely demands from great martial teats, that our emancipation may confirmed them, that land and freedom may real ...

... their great Ally tc cast off the of despotism and are delighted to see Russia freed from it We are convinced that the Russian revolution will find echo throughout the uorld. Henceforth shall fight side side for the destruction the oppressor the world—William ...