... last ten days. After the animosity shown towards Russian democracy there is renewed and striking confidence in the Russian Revolution. The Allies again listen to our voice, and hasten to modify the impression created by the wounding words directed against ...

... forge passport to travel about the kingdom of land. Pilzudski was a member of the Polish Stat e Council, and since the Russian revolution became leader of the Left of the Council against the and Austrian Right. littudski had beat oun. sidered by general ...

... Frederic Harriscia. D . C.I. sovEREIGNry AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. By The Right Hon Sir Frederick Pollock, P.C., D.CL THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION • ITS GENESIS AND AFTER. MATH. By The Right Hon. Sir George Buchanan, G CA. G C MG. KERENSKY AND KORNILOFF. A REPLY ...

... Court Memories,' traces fully and minutely the influence of the ex- Czarift and R;isputin, and shom: ho they caused the Russian Revolution. ...

... In any case, shortly, a declaration, I understand, will be made of the honest intentions et the Allies towards the Russian Revolution, dispel two firmly rooted ideas : (1) That we have any reactionary purpose; (2) that we have any mercenary motives. ...

... were planned last night by the Independent Socialists in Berlin, and at which Liehknecht intended to speak about the Russian Revolution have been prohibited. A number of Socialist members of the Reichstag left for Hamburg. Schumann, together with Quarck ...

... has been fighting 'the German armies for forty months in consequence of the attack on Serbia. and she acclaimed the Russian revolution because she believed that it would break the military power of the two' Kaisers of Bern and Vienna. France is aware ...

... respect of Russian affairs. %tie desire to respond frankly and cordially, persuaded that our sincere sympathy for the Russian Revolution is shared by the immense majority of the working-classes of France. You will find further on the official text of the ...

... We were all brought back to unity by the impressions and reports of our comrades Ivlontet and Cachin concerning the Russian revolution, both as regards its development and its intrinsic great• ness. On the subject of the organisation working in Stockholm ...

... the attempt to shoulder on to Sir William Robertson and Sir Douglas Haig all the results of vast upheav;als, like the Russian revolution the Italian reverse, as well as incidents like Mr. Smaliwood's experience, is too flagrant to need pointing out. ...

... brings st;r-prises and sensational develojiments; and the I)tial Monarchy is but a half-dead both , kept Ave only by the Russian Revolution and the iron Land if Germany. At the same time the Jugo-Slav peoples and their Press are openly against Austria- Hungary ...

... Without concealing the distressing situation on the fronts the representatives declare that the front will defend the Russian Revolution, but that it demands bread and boOts. M. Trotsky, in the same of the Government, unveiled in scathing terms Germany's ...