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... coalition of bourgeois governments, yet it got the moral protection and support of the European Socialists; but the Russian Revolution, whose position is, unhappily, coming to resemble the position of the Commune of Paris, is attracted not only by the ...
... and political upheaval in Europe. The great movement of , working-class insurrection, which first burst forth in the Russian Revolution, is now sweeping west ward across the mid-European States, the monarchies and military despotism in Austria and Germany ...
... the moderate Socialists in the Govern- VICTORY. ment. These will attempt the same work as Kerensky attempted in the Russian revolution. However, we have other Peace is now an accomplished fact. work to do than criticise our German But its coming enabled ...
... release, and he emburked for the U.S. On arrival in America he founded a Russian newspaper. Upon the outbreak of .the Russian revolution in the spring of 1917, Trotsky set out for his tiv; land, but during the transatlantic voyage he was seized by an English ...
... ENGELS ON THE He appeared before the Glasgow Trades Council and there received a severe a, at the hands of Arthur Mac- RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. editor of THE Soeuragr, and -other stalwarts. He, therefore, sent us a second letter which leads as follows In his ...