... the Hindenburgs. The Russian revolution will give the countries in question, as well as Finland and the Ukraine, the possibility of freely deciding their relations to Russia. If those peoples want separation from Russia not a single Russian soldier or ...

... entirely for the Government, and- has sent a torpedo-boat take part in the fighting against Kaledin. BRITAIN AND THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. SinaUing in Commons, this afternoon. Sir Carson t-aid could not understand why anyone this time should get up in the ...

... convinced that in that, case the working classes in Germany would come to our aid, not only because they sympathise with the Russian Revolution, but because the German working classes understand the consequences of the rupture of pourparlers with Russia. If German ...

... Emperor had been compelled to receive representatives of Ensign Krylenko and to negotiate with them showed that the Russian revolution had placed its heel on all the propertied classes of Europe.— Reuter. ...

... peace. The Nationalist, M. Choulguine, former member of the Duma, writing in the Kieff journal “Kievliamn’’ on the Russian Revolution, says tragedy has already occurred when Russians ceased understand tho raison d’etre of the Fatherland when they got ...

... THE BOLSHEVIKS. If the future narration of the course of the Russian Revolution will require the pen another Carlyle, current comment upon asks for the pen of another Voltaire. l*or only a supreme master of irony could give just expression to the amazing ...

... programme the Russian Revolution. We are absolutely convinced that if the German Government tried imiiose peace upon Russia, the Russian front would blaze up with revolutionary enthusiasm, and would defend with arms the honour of the Russian Revolution. German ...

... article : We know that it is only in words that German Imperialism is prepared to recognise the peace programme of the Russian Revolution. That organ of German Socialist patriots, the VOl declares that the German Government, in its relations with Russia ...

... contained Herr Haase’s speech on the occasion of the interpellation on the subject of demonstrations in honour of the Russian revolution, and general peace raise doubts in Russian popular circles regarding the pacific intentions of the governing classes ...

... this moment. There is no poaaiblc foundation for that statement. When the hon. Member also tells u* the news of the Russian Revolution was received in this country i Government in manner chilling that the whole future of the relations between country ...

... what in the opinion of those present here to-day would the event which would probably loom largest 100 years hence. The Russian revolution would hold conspicuous position the events of this year. How great that position will will depend on the Russians themselves ...

... upon Russia the Russian front would blaze up with revolutionary enthusiasm and would defend with arms the honour of the Russian Revolution. Meanwhile Sir George Buchanan’s declaration to the Press appears to have made an excellent impression in the proper ...