... employment of agent-provecateurs. and these men are infinitely more dangerous than those who are openly bought. The Russian Revolution was utterly crushed : by these reptiles, whose work consisted of making inflammatory speeches, fomenting discontent ...

... proportions formidable to the Government. At the same time the Dashnakists threw in their lot with the rising tide of the Russian revolution; and the Government of the Caucasus, weakened by the drafts for Manchuria and the growing unpopularity of the war, was ...

... growth of Socialisen o ,= would recover its independence, if not by it. own strength, then with the help of the coming Russian revolution. All these resolutions were carried tuusniznously on Friday morning. AIIBMIATIO3I - AXD Dre•Rawasei. Herr Ledebour was ...

... between all the Socialist forces in order to form a bloc against Czarism and capitalism untie the definite triumph of the Russian revolution. While the wreaths were being laid down, among the fast falling snow, the comrades sang Russian revolutionary songs ...

... facts like the establishment of the French Republic after the final abolition of autocracy in Austria after 1866, the Russian Revolution in igos—that after a war political institutions tend to become more and not less democratic. Wars being waged in the ...

... conscience, and demand of the Duma a complete amnesty for all political prisoners. The meeting closed with cheers for the Russian revolution. The demand for an amnesty, said Roubanovitch, is our programme of immediate action. •v•I The undemocratic character ...

... the times is the awakening of the Oriental peoples from their spiritual sleep of fatalism, an awakening caused 6y the Russian Revolution and the Russo-Japanese war. In Persia, India, and even in China, is this awakening prepared and ready, and in Egypt ...

... is least. THE STORY OF THE POGROMS.* Even among the many dramatic works dealing i‘ith the different phases of the Russian Revolution, the report of the Commission of Inquiry into the outbreak of the kidenhetze, first in Poland and then in districts ...

... Finland as well as fur their own. - The Finnish proletariat gained their political liberty in 1905 at the time of the Russian revolution. Now, at the time of the counter-revoltition, they are losing it. At the time of the great victories of the Russian ...

... with the dogma that women never did anything political, the cases of Russia and Poland. For, when the history of the Russian Revolution comes to be written, it will be seen that an enormous proportion of the practical organising work of the revolution ...

... completely that I began to think that I had shaken them ofif. Moat of tin* men who had had do with me were killed during th« Russian Revolution. But one man. Polo, called Cravatz, bore me a special grudge. 11«{ has tracked in all my movements, and last, when he ...

... mood and one can immediately perceive what Mr. Duncan means in one direc- Leopold Kampf's stirring melodrama of the Russian revolution, which, under the title of 1.0 Grand Soir, achieved a success in Paris, and afterwards was done into English Before ...