... Russian St. Vladimer, fourth class; Russian St. Anno, second claas; and Chevalier, Legion Honour. In March, 1917, when the Russian revolution burst forth, he handled the delicate situation in which the. British submarine flotilla was placed with the greatest ...

... have a-.lucid and interesting review America’s wonderful* war activities and illuminating article “The Spirit of the Russian Revolution,” in which the writer declares that the Bolshevist madness is only a passing phase, the scum the top the ferment, and ...

... excite great commiseration anywhere, for his deliberately provocative rule as Minister the Interior on the eve of the Russian revolution wae the immediate cause that event and the downfall of the But aHhongh nominally the Boteheviste rule Moscow thejr ...

... Vladimir of the Fourth Class, Russian St. Anne the Second Class and Chevalier the Legion Honour. March. 1917. when the Russian Revolution buret forth, he handled the delicate situation iu which the British submarine flotilla placed with the greatest tact ...