... It was not necessary, howeve•, literally to copy the Russian Constitution. They must learn from the mistakes of the Russian Revolution. It was agreed that the Communist party shotld he dissolved and embodied in a united proletarian party. A decree has ...

... other articles of war, from the inhospitable shores of Russia, show that the ** war is almost at an end, and that the Russian revolution is about to be left to * work out its own salvation,” as best it may. This Russian affair has been a sad business for ...

... out, became a lieutenant and fought against the Russians, by whom he was taken prisoner at Przemysl. After the first Russian revolution, Kerensky appointed him Chief of Propaganda among prisoners. In this position, however, Kun worked for Lenfn against ...

... -been issued, and among a number of articles we note especially that of Vladimir Poliakoff, on ‘“ A Sidelight on the Russian Revolution.”” Few of the real facts are known of the chaos in Russia, and the author of this article endeavours to afford some ...

... wlfli awve avorded rendered judgment difficult regarding ose which derived from want of foresight and co lination. The Russian revolution - destroved all Mr Georgg's n.{mlngi:u certninlyv showed by e itable w«\ T ind hardly matter We now z‘lpproach i o niidence ...