... exposition of Britain ' s aims and ideals , with an instructive summary , by Mr Julius West , of the ovents of the Russian Revolution , and with a well-digested account of The Parliamentary Year , written by Mr H . Wilson Harris . The illustrations ...

... sent the following ihessage to tho . Russian Socialists : — ' , . . : .- ' French'Socialists greet with enthusiasm'the Russian revolution . Like the , French Revolution , it is the'work of the' people , Parliament , and Army . By resolutely taking its place ...

... that could bo imagined . The General attributes the absence of an Italian offensive to tho psychological effects of the Russian Revolution . Ho added : —In all military measures in the South ive have always in mind the protection of par two trade centres ...

... rensidcration We pert com pan with I hem. and any pretence to the contrary is treachery cause infinite!' greater than the Russian Revolution. U.S. DOLLARS FOR LENINITES. The New York correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says prominent American financiers, familiar ...

... 811 weeks Is Russia he 1919. We have had a bigger demand for this work than we had for Trotsky's History of the Russian . Revolution. Oar Seeead Edition le well sold oat. We only promise to supply If orderel at oica 2s. 6d. ,set: Post 2s. dd. Cash ...

... situation. We are firmly convinced that an active intervemoin of the international proletariat would be able to save the Russian revolution from the blows now aimed at it. Down with armed intervention! On with the international fight of the united proletariat ...

... of the world-war . Tho Russian revolution is not only a national revolution , but the first step of an international revolution which will put an end to a shameful war , and will restore peace to humanity . The Russian revolution wag fully aware at its ...

... the Russian Army in France , who declares he had been expecting a mutiny in the German Fleet for a long time , as the Russian Revolution could not fail to have its effect upon the German proletariat . On the subject of the regrettable fraternisation of ...

... th& machinists . ' . . :: The editor of Fnrward / , Ihe leading Socialist daily , dwells on the fact that during the , Russian Revolution the printers and pressmen of Russia refused to set up and print anything of wliich'ffiey did not approve , hut lie adds ...

... confronted bv a new situation of inextricable confusion . A , black page has just been written in the history o £ the Russian Revolution . • ¦ Tho Den says : — The Conference which met to give the country in its peril the necessary governmental power docs ...

... Frossard ( French Majority ) said his group wanted a stronger declaration , and wore resolved to prevent the murder of tho Russian revolution , but Mr Ramsay MacDonald , briefly intervening , told tho Conference that tho Commission was wholehearted in condemning ...

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