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... most not forget, on the other hand, what the Russian revolution had done for Internationalism and Socialism. They had more to do than to congratulate themaelves on the achievement of the Russian revolution. They must also draw lessons from its failures ...
... will interpose jstaole Japanese intervention There is great satisfaction here in regard thfli friwndl*' iwwnevr >*» NEW RUSSIAN REVOLUTION PREDICTED. ...
... Russian Government authorities to sign peace still does not signify the victory the German Imperialist policy over the Russian Revolution, but only proves that the present the German Imperialists have succeeded iii overcoming the revolution in their own ...
... 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 ...
... borders, and to-day .'S German territory to all intents and purposes, and if Germany is really in the background of the Russian revolution it is of vital importance to the safety Japan that she should fix her policy towards Russia the present, juncture, when ...
... 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 ...
... the strain. consented the interview onfiy after asraranceo that ths American people have deep interest the far® of the Russian Revolution and the liberty th* Russian people. Throughout our talk maintained his usual tone of revolutkmnry rride. «B ...
... Speaking' last evening at a meeting of tiie Ernst Binningham Association, Sir Arthur Steei-MaiUand, \LP., said but for the Russian Revolution it probable that we have won the victory now. From oar point view it meant that the whole of the German forces could ...
... 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 ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY POST, TUESDAY. APRIL 50. 1918. RUMOURS OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. BERLIN BELIEVES THEM NOT IMPROBABLE. SIGNIFICANT MESSAGE TO AMBASSADOR. While there i* confirmation the rumour* circulating Sweden and Finland a oo>ontarre volution Russia ...
... founded upon violence and ambition, * But for Lenin,” he added. should hare ended the war victoriously this time. The Russian Revolution, like a child bom before its time, put ue temporarily into a difficult position, for we had lend assistance to Italy ...