... frontispiece to the Review isa strking picture fiom “*Le Rire”, and here Kerensky is referred to as *‘the soul of the Russian Revolution.” Miss F R Scatcherd contnbutes the third of & series of articles on *“The Solution of the Russian Problem,” dealing ...

... President Wilson will adept. The lofty waraims which he has so frequently reiterated, and the sympathy he has for the Russian revolution, will prove a slight In. cumbrance in coining to the decision whkh the Allied Gammons. wish hies to adept. The Irish ...

... proof of the statements made. Mr Embry expresses his belief that General Koltchak is the greatest man produced by the Russian revolution, and adds that heis personally convinced that Koltchak’s one sim is to redeem Russia and mot te become a dictater. COUNTY ...

... their race, and to check the movement for the full fresdom of the Jews of the Empire. Trosky took an active part in the Russian Revolution of 1003, was sentenced to exile, but succeeded in escaping. As banishment from Ilassia, under the old regime is no stigma ...

... severe titles, such as “The Development] of Capitalism in Russia” and “Msteri;fiam and Empirocracy. During the first Russian Revolution in 1965 Lenin returned to Russia, and acted as the mng spirit of the Petredgrad proletariate. ,as recently, his was ...

... men to death (applause), and deny liberty, or not, there was one thing he did believe about them, viz.: that since the Russian Revolution the co-operation societies had increased lroes 39,000 to 54,000. He asked us to have the same faith in it., they had ...

... make peace last year on terms honourable to the Allies; they were still ready to do that even five months after the Russian Revolution. It was the refusal of the Allies—or, rather, of M. Ribot, Mr. Lloyd George, and Baron Sonnino—to entertain any peace ...