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... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.* Many books have been written on the Russian Revolution, but for simplicity and clearness in a small compass it would be hard to better this booklet by Michael Farbman, whose articles on the Revolution in the Manchester Guardian ...
... ons broke out.—Admiralty per Wireless Press. FRENCH STORY OF MUTINY IN GERMAN NAVY. Due to Inaction, Bad Food and Russian Revolution. PARIS, Thursday.—The Excelsior gives further details of the mutiny in the German Fleet, which, it says, was due to ...
... 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 ...
... •• • • 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 ...
... HAIL THE GERMAN REVOLUTION WE: welcomed the Russian Revolution with wholehearted rejoicing, and with equal fervour we now hope to welcome the German Revolution. In H issia strike followed strike, mutiny followed mutiny for months before the actual Revolution ...
... the Reichstag on October 9 during the discussion of Pan-German propaganda in the army. He announced publicly that the Russian Revolution had turned the heads of a few in the German fleet who had acted with a view to paralysing tha't fleet. A few disloyal ...
... GERMAN NAVAL TROUBLE. HEADS TURNED BY RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. VON CAPELLE'S STATEMENT. A F,EW PERSONS PAID THE PENALTY. Reuter's version of the I ierman na%al trouble statement in the Reichstag Comes t rum Coponhiigen, and consists entirel) of the . statement ...
... 4.. . Germans our fleet is re:ring in ortler to defend to the last the Petrograd. The moment has •••rteeti when the Russian Revolution must -cirte in a whether it meonti to lower ts before the German Emperor or to , rwert t. Fatherls- the last drop of ...
... Prime Minister declared that June and July (the time of the offensive in Galicia) were days the greatest triumph for the Russian revolution, and but lor fanatics and traitors should have had this Christmas a peace honourable for Russia and her friends. Sombre ...
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... statements as to the cause of the trouble are quite anather matter. It is unhappily a sad fact,” he said, that the- Russian Revolution has turned the heads of some persons in Navy and has introduced revolutionary ideas among them.” This may have been ...
... unchanged.. People feel embittered at the thought that the Russian revolution may have delayed the victory of freedom. I would ask such people to remember not onlj that the Russian revolution was necessary, but that without it America might have found ...