... calm, because there domain where a false step would have such repercussion that foreign policy. Future historians the Russian Revolution will astqnished uote that during the first few months the Revolution tho man who was then Minister War, and who wished ...

... continued, will enable international democracy to solve the problem struggle for peace, and will strengthen not only the Russian Revolution, but international democracy. Minister concluded by inviting the Congress to send a warm greeting to the Army. M. Tchcrroff ...

... yesterday's Yorkshire Post, together with summaries och'T three LABOUR, SOCIALIST, and DEMOCRATIC CON- VENTION hail RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, and ORGANISE the BRITISH DEMOCRACY TO FOLLOW RUSSIA. Mav 23rd. 3 937. (To Councils, Trade Union*. Icfsl Labour Socialise ...

... our comrades, the members of the peace delegation at :Litovsk, conditions such as could not be subscribed to by the Russian Revolution. Th © Governments of Germany and Austria countries and les desire to force of arms. To ois. the vanquished by the ian ...

... countries are being granted facilities to attend. The President of the Reichstag declares that Germany has gained by the Russian Revolution, and believes the war is approaching its end. We does not support those who desire A ehange of Government has taken ...

... over, are longing for peace, especially in those countries which borne the brunt the fighting and suffering. The great Russian revolution has brought gleam of light into the darkness, and the statements the new rulers of Russia, in favour of a peace based ...

... heads, working, ami the workers will stand in ge(] Plot Fails. —Tho threatened wovld“ePti ...

... said wouldsee the Russian resolution a desire to unite international democracies clc-ely the principles proclaimed the Russian Revolution. The Maximalists protested against devolution, •nd M. Bogdanoff said that while convoking the Conference they were ...

... Prime Minister whether M. Latvinoff was etill in this country, and what had ‘been taken to provent him advocating the Russian revolution in this Cave said tho answer to tho first part the question was in e affirmative. As re- ae part al ue ‘precautions ...

... ED Whatever zn ght be their views on the cilect whi it had bad on the course of the wer, they heastijy welcomed the Russian Revolution be- it had reloased tl people from thraldom, (Applauee.) He admitted that revolu- tions were rot popular w ' If owe ...

... the former occasion, but what may called diplomatic negotiations public. And the first clear exterior result of the Russian revolution repetition peace overtures. This conclusion can safely drawn, not only from the speeches statesmen of Germany, Aust ...

... party masquerading Leeds as representing the Lancashire miners. The whole .tho workers of Great Britain rejoice at the Russian revolution and the freeing of workers of that country, but they consider they have a duty to Belgium, to France, and to the Allies ...