... keenest eye, notably in the phase of it which distinguishes t German people from their rulers, in its attitude towards the Russian Revolution, and, most of all, in it? dealings with labour. Mr. Owen's pet aversion is Mr: A. G. Gardiner. He himself was brought ...

... Mrs. Renee Elton Maud holds 110 brief for the 1 Russian Jew. She sees very much Jewish E! drama behind the great March Russian Revolution in One Year at the Russian Court (from the Bodley Head). She asserts that with the exception of Lenin, whose real name ...

... tics of national temperament in other lands they confidently anticipated an Indian mutiny, an Irish civil war and a Russian revolution. The futility of urging the Bavarian claim must have been indeed obvious for it to have been realised at Berlin. In ...