... firm and definite explanation of our point of view as to the conduct of the war. “The greatness, of the task of the Russian Revolution corresponds to the magnitude of the upheaval which it has caused in the iile of the State. Reorganisation in face of ...

... Macdonald moved resolution bailing lb© Russian revolution. lamented that th«* outset of the war labour lost the initiative, i'P that Russia had at last given tae chance of sedzing that initiative. The the Russian revolution the ©in' binaries was a real one ...

... the war situation, in which declares- that it is mistake base hope® of peace France, and aswrts that the prospect of Russian- revolution become* greater the more Russia bleeds for Britain. The article concludes: Britain the enemy. sober-minded calculator ...

... Russian Government authorities to sign peace still does not signify the victory the German Imperialist policy over the Russian Revolution, but only proves that the present the German Imperialists have succeeded iii overcoming the revolution in their own ...

... COWED. SALUTARY EFFECT OF PETROGHAD GOVERNORS WARNING. Pztbogkad, September 8. To-morrow is the half ami iversary of the Russian Revolution, ami the Social Democrats and Maximalists of Petrograd. to mark the day, announced some time ago that they were preparing ...

... peace can offer guarantees for the economic and political independence of Russia, and safeguard the interests of the Russian revolution- general peace might save Russia from a political and economic catastrophe, and from civil war. The Maximalist Government ...

... unceasingly wage war against the enemy, thus warding off her attacks from us and saving the Russian revolution from, defeat from without. The success the Russian revolution was bought, therefore, their blood, and it is with a fecLing of deep satisfaction, that ...

... help the deniorratisation of Germany and Austria. The triumph the Russian revolution will the triumph of nternational democracy, in- ending German democracy. The decay the Russian revolution would moan the triumph reaction in all countries, and, above all ...

... £1 6 AdaaiaKoe US, tax inclcdod- Oppcert Dlrcetioc: BALE. FORTY, OQ.. LIP. XJnivessitt of Birmingham. LECTURES THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, ...

... HERBERT MATTHEWS, the Cham her AgricaJtttra. Those Interested are Invited to Attend NIV Y OF BIRMINGHAM. LECTURES THB RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Oir.njr *.b«. political condition* unoerUialT „t if&'.i. the Senate has rcqacptetf Dr. *«»1 .o DEFER the TWO (Noixmber ...

... movement had its direct origin in the propaganda of Lenin and his friends, who stayed in Zurich up the beginning of the Russian Revolution, and laboured more especially exert their inffoence on the organisations of the Socialist youth. Lenin, -before leaving ...

... borders, and to-day .'S German territory to all intents and purposes, and if Germany is really in the background of the Russian revolution it is of vital importance to the safety Japan that she should fix her policy towards Russia the present, juncture, when ...