... of mutiny the German Fleet, whiclr, it says, was due to and insufficient food Severity of punishment iniiuence of the Russian Revolution of which had been brought by neutral sapors), and action of certain civil elements shore. The mutiny showed itself board ...

... increase popular discontent was the cause of the turn which events have taken. Th« anger of the people was such that the Russian revolution was almost the shortest and most bloodless in history. The late Government was completely isolated, which the fact that ...

... comthat peace cannot be achieved if QO not check the enemy's pressure and tront, if your ranks are pierced, J , the Russian Revolution, like an j|s^ r, body, lies at the feet of Wily ' who are in the trenches not forget - yc,u are defending the liberty ...

... both at Bagdad and in the Holy Land, with possible help from Germany -in men and not much better hope of money. Yet the Russian revolution seems to have secured to Turkey new lease of Constantinople, and with that load of care off his mind, the Turk is now ...

... countries decided Inst year that the International Socialist Bureau should convoked the first suitable opportunity. The Russian revolution was deemed to furnish such an occasion, and tho Dutch Scandinavian Committee was constituted. Its immediate purpose ...

... time an ingenious attempt been made to misrepresent the atti- the worker* of this country itowards the war. Before the Russian revolution this propaganda was carried more or less underground. Partly I this was due to the censorship and also, j, .we may safely ...

... would defend with arms the honour of the Russian Revolution. are absolutely convincod that in that case the working classes in Germany would come to our aid. not only because they sympathies with Russian Revolution, hut because the German working classes ...

... opposed the aristocratic pro- German activists in Sweden. It is easy see how German revolution could make some terms* with Russian revolution, but no* the Prussian Government; and ie not too optimistic to hope that the- nresent confusion in Russia the essential ...

... following remarkable article know that only in words that German Imperialism prepared recognise the peace programme the Russian Revolution. That nof German Socialist patriots the “Vorwaerta declares that the German Governmenut in its relations with Russia ...

... linden burg line can never be broken, that England will be brought to her knees the submarine campaign, and that the Russian revolution ha« made separate peace practically certain. Dr. Roscineier affirms that Lenin and others who predict, a German revolution ...

... of neutral and belligerent countries not to allow the triumph of Imperialism. May the cause of peace proclaimed the Russian revolution be brought to a happy conclusion by the efforts of the international proletariat so to unite these efforts. The council ...

... the point where she would permit outside influences to dictate her form of government. Senator Lewis replied that the Russian revolution would have a.,great effect in Gerlranv. • It is my conviction, the Senator said, that already influences have been ...