... attain. If war came to an end an hour before those aims were attained it would be a great disaster to the Allies. The Russian revolution had been a temporary setback to the Entente Powers, who had bad to bear the consequences of the inactivity on the Eastern ...

... not remote data. Thb ’on/tmporary centains a number of notable papers. Mr Alexander Ular write* on the Prospects of Russian Revolution. The starting point of the revolution he puts July 190*. when the Russian Minister of the Interior, son Plehve, was ...

... thus introduced, and :a one of the chief objects of the revolution is to carry on the war with greater energy secs, and Russian revolution must have a resounding effect in the land of the Hun. Berlin will not acanthi the revolution with the ringing of joybells ...

... i» oC a powerful kind. The Fortnight! has a number able papers lendinf current events. The ftr deals with Europe and Russian Revolution. In one •ense tbo revolut«pn ia tbe creation of the French loans utilised lor tha economic policy of Count Wjtto. *• ...