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... A SIDELIGHT on the RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. A little volume, written with great spirit and directness by a young American aviator, Lieutenant Bert Hall, lies before us. It is entitled In the Air (Hurst and Blackett). The author took service with a French flying ...
... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION the Camera. We are able to re produce here three of the first pictures to be received in this country showing scenes in Petrograd during the days of revolution, when the Romanoff dynasty, and the auto cratic regime which surrounded ...
... 1 THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR: I THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION IN MICROCOSM What Happened in France A hopeful feature in the present situation at Petrograd is the refusal of the Extremists to take part in the Stockholm Socialist Congress on the grounds that the Congress ...
... Volume entitled Russia in Revolution. Our readers will recollect that on March 24 last we published a narrative of the Russian revolution, with bird's-eye views, showing the position of the principal conflicts in the streets, and so forth. Three months have ...
... warfare. One has only to think of the wild outbreak of caricature and satire which marked the few free weeks of the Russian revolution to per ceive how gentle and forbearing our own efforts really are. It is the fun of a panto mime compared with the grim ...
... a mere episode, a riDole on the surface of history, that will pass as swiftly as it has come. For it to be that, the Russian Revolution, this terrible war itself, would have to be mere episodes, so much bloodshed, so many fine phrases, leaving the world ...
... lieutenant, and was captured by the Russians in Przemysl. In this way he came into contact with Russia. After the first Russian revolution, Kerenski released him from internment, and appointed him Chief of Propaganda among prisoners of war. The unscrupulous ...
... been their lot this year. The Turkish disasters in Mesopotamia synchronised closely with the mo mentous tidings of the Russian revolution, which destroyed all hopes entertained by Germany of any treachery in her favour on the part of the Germanophil courtiers ...
... annexation of the Crimea (Taurida) The New Regime Journalists Waiting to Receive News at the Duma The first result of the Russian Revolution has been the freedom of the hitherto enslaved press. One of the last acts of the Press Censor under the old order was ...
... their rapid withdrawal may have saved some of their troops from being cut off. A far more serious complication was the Russian revolution. The Vimy operations resulted in a fairly complete suc cess, but the employment of cavalry as contemplated was prevented ...
... HIS EXCELLENCE. By Scotland Liddell This article was written by The Sphere's correspondent shortly before the Russian Revolution.'] Active Russian Army, 1917. IN the morning the General, Chief of Staff, walked in the grounds of the mansion where he lived ...
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