... Fatherland, or satisfy certain Imperialistic desires of conquest. ’ The Prince deplores the fact that in view of the Russian Revolution and the declaration the new regime Russia, renouncing all ideas annexation, and of Count Czernin’s statement of Austria's ...

... The-stetemente contained in Herr Haaso's s ech on the oocasion of the inter- Re on subject of demonstrations in of the Russian Revolution and a general ular circles re- ace raise doubte in Russian garding the pacific intentions the governin; cl sin Germany ...

... appeared if they would have chalk Russia off the map, but the situation was saved by Coalition Government. H© thought tho Russian Revolution was a warning all mouarchs. and warning to the people of this country as well others. Mr. J. said that the Russians ...

... ecuatly hardy upporters wha ao audie braved the cold and for | o hres ester. afternoon, soustration ” in retorns the Russian revolution, ating support of TTA ritte ve A dem an Cologne you cant i in Cologne to-day for three an d the mark is now worth about ...

... Revolution. But a stable peace guaranteeing the economic and political independence of Russia and the interests the Russian Revolution must not a separate, but general peace. “Nevertheless the Maximalist Government has begun negotiations for a separate ...

... Petrograd. Without concealing the distressing situation on the fronts, representatives declare that front will defend tho Russian Revolution, but that it demands bread and boots. M. name tho Government, unveiled, in scathing terras, Germany's hypocritical peace ...

... ite revelations of German intrigues, reproduces a number of German documents proving the collaboration of Germany the Russian Revolution. The journal publishes several telegrams in ■which the names Trotsky and Lenin are mentioned. telegram from Copenhagen ...

... arms; but there are, perhaps, nearly a million of the youngest and the oldest in reserve or not yet at the front. The Russian Revolution was made the soldiers the capital, inspired the workmen of the cities. will it in Germany. Let us make them feel that ...

... might determine their future as they desired. German labour joyfully welcomed and supported the lirst peace step of the Russian Revolution, and ardemly awaited the day when the workmen of rance and Great Britain would meet them similar terms. The development ...

... Without concealing the distress- ing situation on the fronts, the representa- tives declare that the front will defend the Russian Revolution, but that it demands bread and boots. M. Tretzky, in-the name of the Govorn- ment, unveiled, in scathing terms, Ger- ...

... the continued inaction on board and the insuffici- ent food, to the severity of punishments, to the influence of tho Russian Revolution, the news of which had been brought by sailors, shore. and to the action of certain civil elements an 3 The mutiny showod ...

... the position that worthy heroes of the Russian revolution should languish in concentration camps England, while counter-revolutionary British citizens suffer no hardships in the territory of the Russian revolution. KRYLENKO OFF TO THE FRONT, (Through Reuter's ...