... The Russian Revolution. To the Editor. Sir,—Stophon Gaham is credited wilh a uvnique knowl dze of Russa and “Russian aiawrs. In hes book *‘Russia in 1916,” writ cn last year, he says: “Since the Russian retreat in 1915 a large political campoign has boen ...

... Russian Revolution. The veil which has enshrouded events in Russia for many days was torn aside on last Friday morning, when it was disclosed that a revolution had broken out on the previous Saturday, and by Wednesday had ¥ocomplished its object. The ...

... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. No stretch of imagination can exaggerate the barbarity which characterised the outbreak of the Muscovite revolution on Sunday last. The present crisis in the enslaved dominions of the White Czar was ot unexpected. Persons who had ...

... near. There had been a considerable improvement in the state of his health. The death of Lenin closes a period of the Russian revolution. The small fry of Bolshevism remain to fight against the overwhelming reaction which 1s carrying Russia back to common ...

... greeting passing between two allies in arms. It is a greeting between two allies in spirit. It means muchl to us that the Russian revolution will add strength to the material forces that are to conquer Germany. It means infinitely more, that it will add strength ...

... the following words :—* The world's bourgeoise will ‘pay dearly for the miserable bit of bread 1 it is throwing to the Russian revolution.” A message smuggled out of Moscow reports that the Moscow Bolsheviks have murdered @everal of the provindial co-operators ...

... democracy. They had to rescue the prestige of democratic Governments from the ghastly futilities and inanities of the Russian Revolution. It was necessary. that a League of Nations should be foumded on truth amd sincerity. There must be room for all in ...

... mg‘whicb has been announced just a few hours ago that that brilliant young Russian statesman, the outstanding figure of lie Russian revolution, the man whose inspiration has regenerated and revived Russian g’jhunry powerl, has mooeedeld tohthe leu::u'-hjp. of ...

... lived, there being a particularly valuable collection in his house in Russia. All that property was entirely lost in the Russian Revolution. After spending pearly 12 months in Russian dungeons, Miss Ffrench escaped, and afterwards became extremely interested ...

... 25th inst.) € lEY Y ” itk RED DANCER OF MOSCOW Hailed by the critics as the screen’s sensation of 1929. A story of the Russian revolution in all its horror, with cold-blooded murders and torture beyond imagination. “THE DANCER OF MOSCOW ” has been described ...

... Nouet and M. Cachin who had just returned from Petrograd, were forced to confess the fact that France shortly before the Russian Revolution had come to an agreement having in view vast plans of conquest with the Government of the (zar—the Government which ...

... The clerical reactionaries of Nationalist Ireland are most impressive in their attempts to apply the lessons of the Russian revolution to the situation in the Green Isle. These sham revolutionists, the John Redmonds, the John Dillons, and the Joseph Devlins ...