... searches have resulted in the seizure of more than live millions of francs sent from Germany for tho purpose combating the Russian revolution and producing a state anarchy. The Government .authorities are convinced that further millions German money are still ...

... luflfcfc. are leaders and creators of the Russian {social Democrat party. Speeches were made the Grandmother the Russian revolution, Madame Breshkovska, Prince Krppotkin, and Vera Zassuiitch, who called upon the audience to the Fatherianq against,the ...

... they had solved the problem calling her Countess Zia Wernher; others, more democratic tendencies, caught at the recent Russian revolution as reason for designating her Mrs. was obvious that neither name met the case, although the latter would have been the ...

... withdrew.] Proceeding. Mr. Thom a* said that Manchester'conference decision many things had happened, one which was the Russian revolution And one of the first things that followed the revolution was the revision of the war aims Russia. Why should they not ...

... docs not feel that without serious political effort the prospects of Polish independence have been much improved by the Russian revolution. This view is rather surprising. Lord Bryce comes nearer th© general verdict, we imagine, when refers the revolution ...

... standing committee was constituted of two delegates from each national section. A unanimous vote of congratulation to the Russian revolution was passed. The conference closed at quarter to seven o’clock. CALLOUS GERMAN LABOUR LEADERS. MR. HAVELOCK WILSON’S ...

... with a desire to dominate events, they alleged the insinuation to instability of the Russian troops in order warn the Russian revolution of its danger. Tt must esplained, sars the message in question, that the Allied Powers (i.e., Germany and Austria) are ...

... against the idea ■of Russia capable of concluding «. separate peace, nevertheless proclaim the necessity of peace if the Russian revolution is to (’onsidcreble interest has been aroused by the statements in the British Periiameut to the erect position Mr. ...

... the past firm and definite explanation of our point of view to the conduct of the war. The greatness of the task the Russian Revolution corresponds to the magnitude the upheaval which it caused in the life of the State. Reorganisation face the enemy of ...

... a secret sitting of June 1 bad. not communicated to the Chamber of Deputies a secret treaty concluded on the eve the Russian revolution, whereby tbe pledged himself to support our pretensions to German territories on the left bank of the Rhine. There are ...

... she has since passed has been both bitter and severe. She ha* been the victim in tarn the Russian autocracy and the Russian revolution. Through the treachery the old regime she had to submit to the conquest of the greater part of her territory, and equally ...

... tribune. lie was received with frenzied applause from the Left of the Assembly, and cries of *‘ Long live the leader the Russian Revolution!” In the name of the representative of series of democratic organisations. M. Tseheidze read statement pointing out ...