... 11. 8.15 p.m. URGENT. ALL SHOPKEEPERS MUST ATTEND. E. CORMACK. Secretary. OHEFITELD TRADES AND LABOUR O COUNCIL THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. A PUBLIC MEETING TO-NIGHT. 7.30, in the MONTGOMERY HALL, SURREY STREET, SHEFFIELD. Chairman: Mr. W. O. ANDERSON, M ...

... the Deutsche Tageszeitung report that at the congress of the Bolsheviks in Petrograd, Lenin said in his speech : The Russian Revolution is up against !German Imperialism, and it is useless to go on brandishing a wooden sword against Hindenburg. Since therefore ...

... Secretary of State, continued Herr Haase, had spoken of the effect of the Russian revolution the sailors. Social Democratic Parties of all views greeted the Russian revolution with enthusiasm. It was natural that the greatest event of the century should ...

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... ANNUAL MEETING. CUTLERS' HALL. MONDAY. MARCH 18th, 7 pm. VISIT OF REV. .T. CLARE. 8.D.. PETTROGRAD. who will apeak RUSSIAN REVOLUTION for Reserve ...

... of the Russian Revolution and of its pacific programme were forced to find expression in a space hermetically sealed. Generals and diplomats, impervious to those ideas, are to form a safety curtain shutting off the fire of the Russian Revolution from the ...

... only for tactical reasons. The ignominious peace signed the treacherous Ukraine Rada dealt a blow at the Russian Revolution, but the Russian Revolution was fairly robust, although for the present must economise its strength and take some respite. M. Svcrdloff ...

... foretell, but of utter and sheer ennui! Musings Without Method deals in a characteristically trenchant vein with the Russian Revolution and the conscientious objectors at Dartmoor. Having been saddled with the case of the widow and family of a soldier ...

... contributions. They constituted our formal rights. The “Humanile'’ Socialist): “After the shock which the news of the Russian Revolution has caused in Germany the words of M. Ribot will vex profoundly the already uneasy conscience of the German nation and ...

... the war, and each of them brings us face to face with a new set military and political problems. In the case of the Russian Revolution, for example, we have not only to ask how the change will work out in Russia itself, but how' it will affect Russian ...

... so late. COMING WEEKS OF CRISIS. Sir Arthur Steel Maitland, M.P.. speaking at Birmingham last night, said but for the Russian Revolution it was probable we should have won a victory and been at peace by now. We must brace ourselves for the strain v-c were ...

... commenting on events in Russia, says : in Germany have to ask ourselves the question what the political consequences of the Russian revolution may be if, as M. Miliukoff affirms, it had achieved a decisive victory. After impartial examination of this question ...