... Maxim Litvinoff, Plenipotentiary of the Ruesian People's Government to Great Britain. Maxim Litvinoff deals ith the Russian revolution, particularly in its bearing upon the war, and says The Russian workers axe not only fighting their own battles, they ...

... Russian Council of Labour Deputies have voiced in a manifesto their determination not to let this blow at the heart Russian revolution pass unheeded; democracy must reply with a blow the centre from which the torpedo was sent. Such murder, they say, must ...

... • • • Had Count Czernin made the speech Count Hertling should undoubtedly see in Austria-Hungary a replica of the Russian revolution. Hv?n in Germany there are signs of a growing agitation against the war-prolongers. The German people shared to the fullest ...

... passports to the Socialists Haase, Ledebour, and Kautsky to go to Stockholm to impart information there regarding the Russian revolution. This action may create difficulties for the peace pourparlers. The RusdSan Government thinks that the peace which Russia ...

... Upon violence and ambition. But for Lenin, be added, we should have ended the war victoriously by this time. The Russian revolution, like a child born before ite time, put us temporarily into a difficult position, for we had to lend assistance to Italy ...

... horrors of the world war. The Russian revolution is not only national rer volution, but the first step of an international . revolution which will put an end to shameful war and will restore peace to humanity. The • Russian revolution was fully aware at its ...

... this characteristic and energetic response. Lord Milner declared the great overshadowing fact, greater even than the Russian Revolution, was the entry of America into the war. While its material importance was immense, its moral significance was even greater ...

... by Thoughts ° The Petit Journal from Berne confirming 1 , Kaiserin is xn a ve. y th° U ,? and that, haunted by a rS Russian revolution, she to abdicate. (lli)' CZECH SOLDIERS A«l> V THROW COCKADES Am er e 'Pm Austria's peace offer ' impression in Czech ...

... _ lack of energy shown thfitf.jjr against the recent statements by' vernments regarding their usurpator? places the Russian revolution difficult position, and hampers th* tional Uryon of Workers. V With a view a solution of thos® it is indispensable to ...

... THE PEASANTS' INTELLIGENTZIA. Even before the war, soon after the Russian Revolution, came a call from all corners of the great land to its centre, Give us education! Rooks! Knowledge ! . . . and, what is more, these calls were accompanied by : May ...

... LAW AND LLOYD GEORGE. THE SAYS H. M. Socialist Party at the Central 'jmaD 5 f night-Mr H. M. The Chairman said tl t Russian revolution tt ' „i f the Socialist party B. a ...

... Union Congress at Blackpool yesterday adopted resolutions on a variety of subjects. The motions adopted related to the Russian revolution, food prices, State control of the liquor trade, workmen's compensation, nationalisation and control of railways, and ...