... people continue with all their strength the struggle against an enemy who, far from being inaptred by the ideals the Russian revolution, continues moved solely by his imperialistic and enslaving tendencies. The letter addressed to the Allies urges them ...

... Richardson said on© of th© important reasons they ahonld end th© war this way aa speedily as possible was to save the Russian revolution. ...

... Amsterdam telegram), in which the latter states that as regards the Polish army great change has taken place since the Russian revolution. almost the writer remark.*, that Germany now does not desire the formation of a Polish army. The closing of tho recruiting ...

... STRIKE FORMIDABLE BLOWS.” ROME (Received To-day). The Ruesian Ambassador in Rome expressee tho confident belief that tho Russian revolution has ©nt/ered upon its last phase, and that in the very near future an event extraordinary importance will take place ...

... object of encouraging the German people. From the beginning of the war the German Government has placed great hope in a. Russian revolution, but nine months of war have proved the great mistake of these anticipations. In this ease, as in others, the special ...

... AND PEACE. HARD FIGHTING THE ONLY WAY TO ATTAIN IT. General Smuts, in stating yesterday that tha war waamustified the Russian Revolution alone, *aia the osee one for hard fighting. The *' no annexation and formula might # talked of, but Germany was founded ...

... past, firm and definite explanation of our point of view as the conduct of the war. The greatness of the task of the Russian Revolution correspond* the magnitude of the upheaval which it caused in the life of the State. The reorganisation in the face of ...

... it says, was due continued inaetion, bad and insufficient food, the severitT of the punishments, the influence of the Russian Revolution, news of which had been brought by neutral sailors, and to the action of certain civil elements on shore. The mutiny ...

... cour*e of a statoment, diaouascd the event* in Russia, and said: “We are witnessing a new and very important phase of the Russian Revolution. were confronted by a proposal signed by Lenin and Trotsky suggesting the immediate opening of peace negotiations. ...

... broke out. and there were loud cries of Down with the war.” ** We demand a general strike.” Other speeches eulogised the Russian revolution and Dr. Liebknccht. A resolution was passed desiring the Monarchy to declare its disagreement with Pan-German aims and ...

... are returning to Germany have, it said, sworn to replace the Kaiser on the throne, but it is quite likely, as in the Russian Revolution, that their zeal will gradually decrease they get nearer to the heart of Germany, and bv the time they reach Berlin ...

... resolution demands that classes should obtain from belligerent Governments the publication of the term* peace demanded the Russian Revolution, which, d says, can apparently alone the of .a senarato peace, and calls for early confer ence of working classes all ...