... hip of great value to thv Allies this war The feature of Russian character was its humanity. We muit remember that the Russian revolution was still very young, and personally was convinced that under the old regime should never have won th« 'war with, the ...

... would defend with arms the honour of the Russian Revolution. are absolutely convincod that in that case the working classes in Germany would come to our aid. not only because they sympathies with Russian Revolution, hut because the German working classes ...

... following remarkable article know that only in words that German Imperialism prepared recognise the peace programme the Russian Revolution. That nof German Socialist patriots the “Vorwaerta declares that the German Governmenut in its relations with Russia ...

... into the war, the most important events this war. The Government which a revolt seized the power which sprang flora the Russian revolution, made it impossible for it to have official relations with the Allies.” Tbo Minister, having enumerated the act* the ...

... WITH STATECRAFT. The journal also opposes Ludendorff’s view regarding the Russian Revolution that it was brought about by German military successes. It says: “No other country has on account of military defeat acted like Russia. In Italy, for example ...

... prophecy Lord Fisher that came true was disclosed by Mr. George Lambert, the House of Commons. March 28 last, before the Russian revolution, Lord Fisher wrote to the Prime Minister: —I desire your earnest attention to the four enclosures herewith in reference ...

... apart from his wife, whom —despite reports to the contrary—he never divorced, was Mme. Breshkovsha, the grandmother the Russian Revolution. The old ladj lived the same upper floor in the Winter Palace that where Keren sky and his adjutant€ had their apartments ...

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

... is for moderation. Whit, then, ifce Entente fighting for? w -i, the reasonableness elementary natural [ evrnti*. the Russian revolution has adapted , the '•;:.ndpoint that who would have peace most with a pence some *kM Pari* gnndinar their teeth r. ?e ...

... the war, the most important events this war. The Government which by a revolt seized the power which sprang frcyn the Russian revolution, made it impossible for it to have official relations with th© Allies. The Minister, having numerated the acts of ...

... Lithuania, &c., might determine their future they desired. German labour joyfully and supported the firrt peace step of the Russian revolution, and ardently awaited the day when the workmen France and Great Britain would meet them aimilar terms. Tho development ...

... Allies in this war The outstanding feature *hc Russian character was its intense humanity. Wc must remember (hat the Russian revolution was still very young, and h». pcrronally was convinced that under the old regime should never have won tho war with ...