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... against the working classes , and is helping again to put upon them the yoke of oppression which was removed by the Russian revolution . , : ( I , MUZZLING THE EEVOLGTKW . This is a peace which gives back the land to the landlords , and again drives the ...
... hastening of an agreement at the expense of Russia , it is certain that the aim o £ a democratic peace for which tho Russian Revolution has struggled has suffered a leaw blow .- —Prrtw . Accrtpiofi ^ n- . ¦ : • . ...
... ican Congregational Churoh , delivered a lecture » Cannon Street Hotel , London-yesterday , on j ™ subject of tlio Russian Revolution . . Ho said me Germans had not infliote ' d a single military dclea ' on tho Russians from tho beginning of the war ...
... United States ' : — We are with you to the death . We are formingraredarmy to-fight by your side in defence of' the Russian Revolution . . A further message signed by the president of the Committee of International Soviets in America ' . was also received ...
... as long as he can stick to his plunder. The 1 bourgeois crushed the Paris Commune, and he is 1 now ready to crush the Russian Revolution. PRESS FOR I'EACE. The I.S. Committee at Stockholm has issued a manifesto. in which it calls upon Zimmerwaldian parties ...
... his meeting wit . ' i Sir George Buchanan in Petrograd , and said that in spite of-the terriblo consequences of the Russian revolution , he did not believe ho or Sir George ivas mistaken as to what would happen , and he believed that would be shown by ...
... unworthy suggestions and suspicions coming from persons who no doubt consider themselves the friends of Russia and of the Russian Revolution show how entirely iniapable they are of grasping what is-going on in Russia to-day . It is not at all necessary , Mr ...
... democracy had now to rescue the prestige of democratic Governments from the ghastly futilities and inanities of the Russian Revolution . They had to show that social justice and economic enfranchisement were not incom ¬ • . r * * > * patible with love ...
... jjnvin oii nuo His ^ given address in favour of Bolshevism , Mr Morrell mado a speech exposing strong sympathy with iho Russian Revolution After- violentl y attacking by name members of l atCab 1 lnt ' l ; » n d tho Primo Minister , whom ho described as ...
... 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 ...
... leading article which characterises the attitude of the Russian bourgeoisie and of Kerensky's government towards the Russian revolution. ...
... interests in the Far Bast than of preventing ; any irrenrnble step being taken that may have | disastrous effect on the Russian Revolution, lie still unquestionably holds to the opinion that the Revolution the one single great gain to! «/ CBpr&Linn nfftofcMttf ...