... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The undivided interest of the working class lies in the cessation of war, under conditions that enable the peoples to and secure their political and economic freedom. To this end the Conference endorses the proposal that peace ...

... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION FELLOW-WORKERS, — The people of Russia are at the present moment engaged in a tremendous struggle for liberty and emancipation. The Czar has been dethroned. The brutal reactionary forces which gathered around Czardom have been driven ...

... HAIL. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION! J. Ramsay Macdonald moved the first resolution on the agenda :—This conference of Labour, ti‹,cialist, and Democratic organisations of Great Britain hails the Russian Revolution ! With gratitude and admiration it congratulates ...

... The Second Russian Revolution The expected has happened, Kerensky and the Provisional Council has been overthrown, and the Soviet has taken control in Petrograd. Would that the Soviet had never surrendered its power at the beginning of the Revolution ...

... The Russian Revolution and Ourselves Nothing has brought out so clearly the devastation caused by the war in minds and hearts of the international Socialist movement, than the reception accorded by it to the new, the proletarian, revolution in Russia ...

... The Russian Revolution and the International Ties Maur* as Belles. The celebrated revolutionary, Madame Breehko-Brechkovski, who passed more than 40 years in Siberia, and who is now SS years of age, has just arrived at Petrograd. Saving come from the ...

... consider carefully the international situation created by the Russian Revolution, and to act accordingly without delay. You are well aware of the fact that the driving force of the Russian Revolution, its creative spirit, were the class-conscious proletarians ...

... BRITISH SOCIALIST PARTY ANNUAL CONFERENCE MANCHESTER, EASTER. 1917 To CELEBRATE, THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION ...

... French Premier. •• • • Sew the The Rabotchaya Gazetta discussing the dangers threatening the Russian Revolution, says:—The greatest danger to the Russian Revolution is the prolongation of the war and the economic ruin which it must bring in its train. The ...

... their unit) with the internationalists of all countries In striving to accomplish the early realisation of peace. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. C. Fairchild, in a stirring speech, then moved the following resolution, which was adopted with acclamation : That ...

... •• • • the It RowintMß. The Rabotchaya Gazetta discussing the dangers threatening the Russian Revolution, says:—The greatest danger to the Russian Revolution is the prolongation of the war and the economic ruin which it must bring in its train. The ...

... STIFFENING AGAINST RUSSIA. In a previous issue we uttered a warning against the attempts being secretly made to sabotage the Russian Revolution. These attempts have failed. Every gathering representative of the Russian people confirms, as the Congress of All Russian ...