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... TIME DUNDEE. FOR ONE WEEK. RASPUTIN, THE POWER BEHIND THE THRONE! RASPUTIN, the man whose treachery brought about the Russian Revolution. Fascinating, vet loured lact. The most Sensational Story of the Century. ELECTRIC 'THEATRE, . NETHERGATE. DUNDEE. Shewing ...
... elections will based on universal suffrage.—Reuter. TINO NEXT! A Balkan Diplomat, with whom I had been discussing the Russian revolution, said to this morning as parted, next! The conditions the Athens Court are certainly not dissimilar to those which ...
... his political vision through the smoke war, and is not! blinded by gas or catch words. He recognises that while the Russian revolution gave Finland a short-lived independence, she is now threatened the heel of Kaiserdom, even if a Greater Finland is ...
... suffer t» S ,. um has suffered you would feel as elgians feel. . M. Vandervelde continued:—With the rejoicing which the Russian revolution caused Belgium there is now mingled certain anxiety as to whether it will prove to be (a.pable of solving the problems ...
... Arc. Many delusions have been abandoned There is no longer any hope of a separate peace with one enemy or another, of Russian revolution, or of rebellion of British Colonies. The war will have to b( finished with the cannon. But when? Il there is any certainty ...
... definite triumph the new regime founded upon right and liberty order general political amnesty.—Reuter. FINLAND AND RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Opinion ot the Finnish People Copenhagen, Monday Evening. A special despatch to the Berlingske Tidende from Haparanda ...
... clinched the argument that this struggle was for freedom. The first was that America had tame in. The second was the Russian revolution. If the Russian people realised, as there was evidence that they were doing., that national discipline was not. incompatible ...
... undoubtedly were, but in the spheres of morals and politics. Among these events, the direct consequences of the war, are the Russian revolution and President Wilson's indictment of Germany. We are strongly inclined to the belief that if there had been no change ...
... l participation a conference, but against the discussion of culpability. The delegation considers that the glorious Russian revolution has done awav with one real cause of the war. The delegation promises to fight for the complete of Hungary.—Reuter. ...
... thirty-five, and Mr Marcosson, American journalist, who met him in Petrograd recently, describes him the Lloyd George of the Russian revolution. He a man who not only commands the ear and the heart of the people, but also the love and confidence of the soldiery ...
... Seats can had Can tea n. Under the the Dundee Society. Aid RUf-SIAN and BELGIAN RED CROSS, AN ILL A TED LBOTTJRE ON THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION !« AND THE WAR Will be CHARLES SAROLEA, Ph.D., D.Litt., LL.D., Juris, KINNAIRD HALL, WEDNESDAY, May, at 8 p.m. Organ ...
... states that in the Reichstag tot|ir^o^'ra! on Capelle, Minister of Marine, said : —lt is un- e, y the fact that the Russian revolution has turned the Some P ers o n in our navy, and has introduced re- among them. V'Ps tf^ lr insensate plan was to recruit ...