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... speakers , the leader of the Internationalists , M . MittoJ ,. contended that the proposed peaco meant-tho-end of the Russian Revolution , and deprived Russia of her political independence ,, and that , the dayVofter its signature the Soviet authority would ...
... Lenin delivered a speech showing tho necessity , of signing poace for Russia . Ho afterwards analysed the events of the Russian Revolution which , no said , in a year won brilliant victories , but _ which now must suffer def eat by Gorman Imperialism which ...
... repression has had any influence upon the nationalism of the Czech people . Immediately following-. -the outbreak of the Russian Revolution , the Czedi Deputies presented a resolution to the Eeichsrat in-which they declared their unalterable resolve to work ...
... cold shoulder to these piteous cries , and the German armies went marching on , trampling the persons and theories of Russian revolution , beneath their feet . That is the spectacle before the world to-day ; and . it shows the Labour and Socialist parties ...
... possible without violence to tho Poles , Lithuanians , Letts , Esthonians , Armenians , and other nationalities to whom the Russian revolution assures on its side full right to free development without reservation , without restriction , ¦ without orribrc penscc ...
... telegram to the Berliner TageblatL by Hans Vorsc . Lenin ( saya Yorst ) spoko of tiw ( pat dangers threatening tHe Russian ^ Revolution , and emphasised ( ho necessity of comoating tho war weariness of tlio Russian people , because the Revolution had ...
... would gain the victory . At the same time ho is represented as saying that he could not guarantee victory for the Russian Revolution ' over German Imperialism . He could not promise an honourable and democratic peace ; he could only promise to contiriuo ...
... commercial supremacy , illustrating in the ' course- of his article the influence of the economic factor upon history . The Russian Revolution in retrospect and forecast is handled by Professor J . W Simpson with his usual sanity of judgment and statement Mr ...
... . For us ? sti : ev ? n ; pnts he was awarded the D . S . O . and 2 flssiw of Rupian decorations . Aithetnne of the Russian revolution Captain Crcas tardied the delicate atuation in -irhich tlje insa nbmarine flotilla was placed with the rssst tactand ...
... Germany had thrown into Central Asia her pioneers and agents of disintegration . She had learnt from the Russian Revolution the use of a weapon stronger than armaments for breaking down the barriers that oppose her plans . In Turkestan ...
... and to that extent reduced the results which might have been attained by my operation as-originally planned . , Tho Russian Revolution was of far tnoro consequence iu the approaching struggle . Even though tho Russian armies might still prove capable ...
... sinister part that the Bolsheviks , and particularly their . infamous leaders , have played in European affairs since the Russian Revolution ; These degraded scoundrels , Lenin and Trotsky , are shown to have been conspiring with Germany to the prejudice of ...