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... HOD& We have reneired the following letter from Mr. Casimir Zienkievitch, Russian Consul at Bi rrni ngham When the Russian Revolution broke out in March lint year against. the German rulers of Muni& and against the separate peacemongers of the late Russian ...
... meetings to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald. with the hope that that fimmtleop flchter for univerenl peace would be the guest of the Russian Revolution. It also proposed to send a greeting to Mr. now sitting in goal for preaching interrod' than. Both motions were en ...
... Kite with the same object, adds one to the series of paradoxical events to be recorded by the future historian of the Russian Revolution. The Chief of the Ukraine Staff, Baizdrenke, on returning after these discussions to the lodging occupied by the Staff ...
... paraport to travel about the kingdom of Poland. General Pihrudski a member of the Polish State Council, and, slime the Russian Revolution, became leader of the Left of the Council against the German and Austrian Right.—Exchange Telegraph Zoticrt. 27.—The ...
... organizations. The Gertrum League for Women and Girls of the Working Classes, after an enthusiastic celebration of the Russian Revolution, addressed a long resolution to the women Socialists of Russia which is eloquent about everything except Socialist activity ...
... by our military fatigne, but we cannot believe in the sincerity of those who for two years have waged war against the Russian Revolution. Nevertheless. it will be useful to send our delegates to the Prinkipn Conference, in order to unmask the plans ot the ...
... give us all when we heard of our offensive in the days of June and July. which gave rise with it to the idea of the Russian Revolution advancing in the territory of our enemies. . . . You know also, through the representatives of the Council of Workmen's ...
... the operations solely from the military standpoint. They should be viewed as marking a new and hopeful phase of the Russian Revolution. A wellinformed correspondent argues, indeed, that the offensive of July I may be regarded as opening the third stage ...
... himself affords an excellent illustration of this form of reconciliation. During that period of the war which preceded the Russian Revolution no Socialist was more bitterly assailed by Lenin than the wwent War Minister of the Soviet Government. /t is amusing ...
... to dominate events, they alleged the insinuation as to the M- I stability of the Russian troops in order to warn the Russian Revolution of ita danger. It must be explained—says the massage in question—that the allied Powers (i.e., Germany and Austria) ...
... and is going Ei.gland a. d representative. reprsentative. In an article in he Aseaga M. Farbman the Allies should the Russian Revolution as a means of but ss a mean. of stepping the wake—Render. • NI. is likewise known as the author series of from Petrograd ...
... with Germany. According to Count Ctsendn. it was Nicholas 11. who initiated the peace feeler of February. 1917. The Russian Revolution then broke oat. During the Brest-Litovsk peace negotiations Marshal von liindenburg sent furious telegrams, saying they ...