... Russia's Effect. The Russian revolution was of far more consequence in the approaching struggle. Even though thu Russian Armies might still prove capable of co-operating in the later phases of the 1917 campaign, the revolution at once destroyed any prospect ...

... JOSEPH CLARE, of PETROGRAD, who will give his most exciting and interesting LECTURE on THE RELIGIOUS SIDE OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION(' IN THE CUTLERS' HALL, • MONDAY, MARCH 18th, AT 7 O'CLOCK. Tickets for Reserved Seats, 6d. each, may be had from J ...

... despite the seven days' notice provided for in the armistice treat. In its present situation Russia had no choice and the Russian Revolution, h'aving demobilised its forces, placed its fate in the hands of the German people. But the triumph of Imperialism and ...

... revolutions everywhere order appear in'the defenceless countries as the 'saviour society/” . . J)r. goes discuss the Russian revolution, and then predicts a social revolution in Germany “I am convinced that tho German revolution will come,” says. Junkers ...

... their own orchard they cannot look - on,fwith equal equanimity. They see ciuite justly that the vital principles of the Russian Revolution are at stake in the question of the fate of the Polish, Lithuanian, and other provinces that Germany is cynically proposing ...

... White and Red Guards. Ihe outline what know about h inland since the Russian Revolution broke out is that in June, 1917, Finland declared herself independent. In October she modified this a little by announcing herself to Republic within Russia. But December ...

... Allies was see Russia strong, intact. Recur© and free, and if this object could attained then, and then only, would th© Russian Revolution bring forth all the fruit which Russia s best friends desired to see. (Cheers.) ...

... turned on of promise peace without annexations or indemnities and selfdetermination. These were the formulas of the Russian revolution. You follnd them in every newspaper ; if you went to a hall every speaker talked about them ; if you walked the streets ...

... peace was signed gives a convincing answer. This declaration establishes the fact that the peace has been imposed on the Russian Revolution by force of arms and is a peace of imperialist conquest. The declaration shows that the conditions contained in the ...

... the door mat and turning down the Stockholm conference, and relu.-iqg state the Allies war aims, tliu* ignoring tho Russian revolution, dhoulc have been very much nearer peace than are, and thousands lives would have been saved, which is more impoit int ...

... Bolsheviks both Russia and in this country. For instance, M. Litvinoff told the Labour Conference at Nottingham that the Russian Revolution was directed not only against the C/ar and his regime, but against Allied capitalists. The Bolsheviks were opposed to ...

... 7.0, To he»r the-R«v. JOSEPH CLARE, 8.D., Bf VALUE CLOTIIINC. BOOTS, SCOUTS of I UMPORM. Mid GENERAL ARMY STORUK THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. •OCTAL FLYING COUPS. aik FIGHTING IN FRANCE. LIE ITT ALSTON, R.F.C., will describa ** Pilot's Experiences the Western ...