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... the Allied democracies. The Allied Armies had warded off attacks from Russia and saved the Russian revolution from war without. The success the Russian revolution was bought, therefore, their blood. The Russian people understood that international war oould ...
... madmen or enemies of the national freedom could have committed these revolting acts, which are calculated compromise the Russian Revolution. ...
... madmen or enemies of the national freedom could have committed these revolting acts, which are calculated compromise the Russian Revolution. ...
... only m a dme n or o! the national freedom could orminitted there 'meshing aos. which are calculated to romeremise the Russian revolution. ...
... neutral and belligerent countries not to allow the triumph of Imperialism. They add—May the cause of peace ■proclaimed the Russian revolution be brought happy conclusion the efforts the international proletariat. To unit© these efforts tho council has decided ...
... belligerent countries not to allow the triumph Imperial-.' fern- They add—“ May the cause of peace proclaimed by the Russian revolution brought to happy conclusion by the efforts of the international proletariat. To nnite these efforts the Council baa ...
... that could be Imagined. The General attributes (lie absence an Italian offensive to the psychological effects of the Russian revolution. added—“ln ell military measures in the south we have always in 'mind the protection of our two trade oentns, Trieste ...
... result the war but its leading to the Russian revolution posterity would say this war had not been fought vain. Two ©vents seemed put all this enormous panorama events in the right setting—that was the Russian revolution and the coming in the United States ...
... Sellers; “Maritime Communications and Imperial Progress,” Lord Sydenham; The Wisest the Greeks, W. S. Lilly; ** The Russian Revolution; A Review by Onlooker,” by John Pollock; Will Germany Follow Russia’s Example?” Ellis Barker; Austria and Prussia,” ...
... with enemy soldiers, but with officers of the enemy’s General Staff disguised as. soldiers. This way lay the Jog* the Russian revolution. ...
... 11,0 Artesia greater inilcperidence French. British and .Imerican capitalists will contribute to the niece,, of the Russian Revolution. ...
... yourselves, gentlemen, or, rather, you are vainly striving to delude your fellow-countrymen concerning the real policy of Russian revolution. The revolution will not sacrifice single soldier to help you repair ‘historic injustices* committed against you. What ...