... of the Russian Revolution and of its pacific programme were forced to find expression in a space hermetically sealed. Generals and diplomats, impervious to those ideas, are to form a safety curtain shutting off the fire of the Russian Revolution from the ...

... so late. COMING WEEKS OF CRISIS. Sir Arthur Steel Maitland, M.P.. speaking at Birmingham last night, said but for the Russian Revolution it was probable we should have won a victory and been at peace by now. We must brace ourselves for the strain v-c were ...

... which Omsk is the centre The Allies have preserved intact the great stores of munitions sent to Archangel before the Russian revolution, and will be able to bring solid aid to any pro-Entente section in Russia. Their policy is to proceed carefully and ...

... doubt whether the Germans would invent strikes for our benefit. They have done far more daring things than that. The Russian Revolution was largely the work of their hands, and so was the failure of the Italians. German money is being used in many unsuspected ...

... they can conviently spare. A great deal depends, of course,. upon whether the Russians will fight. Experience of the Russian Revolution up to now makes one very doubtful indeed on the point, and we have vet to know whether the Bolshevik movement has such ...

... the land. We should thus create a yeoman class which ultimately would be the solid sheet-anchor of the country. The Russian Revolution had demonstrated the folly of revoJution. and the more could do to set a solid class in this country the less had to ...

... Without concealing the distressing situation on the front, the representatives declare that the front will defend the Russian Revolution, but that it demands bread and boots. M. Trotzsky, in the name of the Government. unveiled in scathing terms Germany’s ...

... beg-an war. Their aims are different., and they were formulated by Leopold of Bavaria in his speech, namely, to crush the Russian revolution, to re-establish the bourgeoisie and the great landowners, and with their aid to restore the Monarchy. They have no ...

... Piano—Beethoven.) Collection. The Liberal Club, Ecclesall Road. LECTURE, SUNDAY, 6.50 p.m. • E/.ekiel on the World War, the Russian Revolution, the Jews and Palestine.” Mr. K. BAIRSTOW, Elland. THTcTI T Y. MEETING TO-MORROW (Sunday), BUILDERS’ EXCHANGE CROSS ...

... Russian Government authorities to sign peace still does not signify the victory of German Imperialist policy over the Russian Revolution, but only proves that up to the present the German Imperialists have succeeded in overcoming the revolution in their ...

... answer to both parts of the question in the negative. Mr. King asked the Foreign Secretarv whether aware that after the Russian Revolution \l Jrotskv was arrested the British authon ties and placed in camp with German prisoners Halifax: that was being Orman ...

... of the building. ground floor and in the basement they found several thousand copies of a pamphlet, “Lessons of the Russian Revolution,” by Lenin. The whole of these they seized and afterwards took away in taxi-cab. SHEFFIELD FEVER HOSPITALS. Last night ...