... peace can offer guarantees for the economic and political independence of Russia, and safeguard the interests of the Russian revolution- general peace might save Russia from a political and economic catastrophe, and from civil war. The Maximalist Government ...

... will probably not be concluded at the Council table at Brest-Li to vsk, but. in the streets Vienna and Berlin. If the Russian Revolution doe« not betray its historic entity, and refuses to compromise with the and the it refused to compromise with Gutchkoff ...

... provide war material for General Kaledin. The German bourgeoisie is quite prepared use them as allies for stifling the Russian revolution.. These are conditions which raise for Russian peasants and workmen the whole question of all conquests achieved the ...

... up to to the oriminaJ elements amongst Roumanian officers and bureaucrats who have dared to raise a hand against the Russian revolution. We find it urgently necessary to warn th*. Roumanian Legation that the Russian Republic will tolerate no longer any ...

... you. If yon dto not compel your Government renounce the peace proposals which it had the audacity to announce to the Russian Revolution your own blood and that of all the proletariats will Shed an infinite extent. Up proletarians Up soldiers of Germany ...

... oountries come speedily to their help. Realise this—the further prolongation of the war must lead to the defeat of the Russian Revolution and the triumph of militarism and reaction everywhere. Already hear threats that Germany may given a free hand to deal ...

... fighting services and the national industries were great then, they became demonstrably greater in the summer after the Russian revolution. It is all very well to say that for some months there was still a that Russia would recover her offensive capacity ...

... warship*, these particulars representing the maximum that can collected from reliable sources. Among other effects the Russian Revolution there are be noted changes in the names of important Russian ships. The Imperator Pavel, for instance, is now the Re&publika ...

... Governments democratic principles—that they will be willing and eager to recognise the fact of, and the effect of, the Russian Revolution, and be ready to give her every kind help she needs to consolidate the Revolution '* and to establish trn© end democratic ...

... Line, ooold relied to use many of the enemy’s divisions and compel him to reinforce largely the threatened front. The Russian revolution was of far more consequence the approaching struggle. Even though the Russian Armies might still prove capable co-operating ...

... CRESCENT AND IRON CROSS. E. P. Benson. s*. Hodder. HEALTH THE MUNITION WORKER. Is. M. H.M. Stationery Office. THROUGH THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Claude Auh. 6a Hutchinson. AFFORESTATION AND THE PARTIALLY DISABLED. By Thomas H. Mawsoh. Is. Richards. THE MERCHANT ...

... their intentions in relation to the treatment of occupied territories, and, incidentally, declared one© again that the Russian Revolution assured “foil right of free development, without reservation, without restriction, without arriert penslt, to the Poles ...