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... defend with arms the honour of the Russian Revolution , We are absolutely convinced thqt in that oaso th » working classes in Germany would come to our aid . nit oniv because ihoy svnnr , athi = p -with the Russian Revolution , but because the workrnsr elawps ...
... submit a ' resolution ' alternative to : theiofficial m 6 mo-Vanduni on war , aims ; ' Tho tosoliition' dealsrwth the ; Russian , Revolution , indemnities , 1 and Belgian ¦ rights ' .. ' ¦ . ^\/ - - / : ¦ ¦; ' . / : ; : ;^ v : ;; ' ; , : M . ^ S ^ : ' ...
... only , peace possible , could be concluded . The resolution adds that die peace formulas- of Freskient Wilson and the Russian Revolution are ; -ci 5 © of the- French . worKing classes—namely , no rjtinexations , tie right of peoples to dispose of them-: ...
... passports to tho Socialists Haasc , Ledebour , and Kautsky to go to Stockholm to impart information there regarding the Russian Revolution . This action may create difficulties for the peace pourparlers . The Russian Government thinks that the peaco which ...
... Whether the-aims of thojBolshevists are inspired by German influence is ' immaterial . President Wilson hailed . the Russian Revolution as a heartening and inspiring thing , ' and he hoped Kerensky would be able'to establish a * stable and organised Government ...
... Aclcerman ; * . 7 s . 6 d . net . • . London : Hoddor & • Stoughton , ' ¦ ¦ -, ' . - , ¦ ' . ¦ : . , ' Through the Russian Revolution . By Claude Anet . 6 s . net . London : Hutehjnson & Co . . ' ' . , ' THEOLOGY : - ¦ •' ; ' . .. . , ' ' THfi Alexakdrine ...
... Emperor had been compelled to receive representatives . of Ensign Krylenko and to negotiate with them showed that tne Russian Revolution had placed its heel on all the DroDertied classes of Eurone . —Renter . GENERAL E . ORNILOFF STILL A PRISONER . / CoPESHiGES ...
... peace . The Nationalist M . Choulguine , a former member of the Duma , writing in the Kicff journal Kievlianin on tho Russian Revolution , says :- —A tragedy has already occurred when Russians ceased to understand tho raison d ' etre of the Fatherlandwhen ...
... because it was the ideal o £ democracy , and there was nothing more dangerous Jo the power of Kaiserism in Europe lhan tho Russian Revolution . Although they deeply deplored the confusion ( into which Rusttia had been thrown , they should bo evil hypocrites ...
... but Germany does not fear the American Fleet in view of the success of the submarine . Germany-had anticipated the Russian revolution would hasten the conclusion of peace , but those hopes were not realised till the Bolshevists had acquired ¦ power ...
... of the war and a decisive victory for tho Allies . When the programme was first formulated , the popularity of thei Russian Revolution was at its height , and the statement , after congratulating the Russian people on their successful revolt , proceeded ...
... determine their future as . they desired . German Labour joyfully welcomed and supported the first peace step of the Russian Revolution , and ardently awaited the day when the workmen of France end Great Britain would meet them on similar terms . The ...