... by force and to remove from it the menace of democratic revolutions. -Roltchak is out to destroy both aspects of the Russian Revolution both the political and the economic aspect—and it is the latter in which the powers behind the Allied Governments are ...

... preparing for whatever action may be necessary. It is admitted on all sides that the new impetus in Italy came from the Russian Revolution, and all sections are united in the most bitter opposition to the Allied attempt to destroy that Revolution. The Italian ...

... of two interesting souvenirs of the war Three were stamps issued during the Irish rising and in the early days of the Russian revolution The Macs Tho Rev A V A MacEachern formerly chaplain with the orces who has accepted a translatkm from Tighna-bruaich ...

... this country, are missin' the point athegither. When Lenin an' Trotsky returned free exile tee play their part in the Russian Revolution, they didnae start by ,elfin' up new machinery; they siittply .used the machinery they found at their hand. They found ...

... nationalism has vived among them and as in similar in- stances elsewhere began with a linguistic and literary movement The Russian Revolution sheld out a promise of that national autonomy to which the pevple aspired The nucleus of a State organisation was rapidly ...

... necessary to allow two persons to make use of one bath at the same time. Under these circumstances I think CRUSHISO 'THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. lir. Beaton, in the course of hie presidential address, said, with reference to the end of the war, that they trusted ...

... Siberia were finding this out, and 110 longer trusted him, as they were democratic and sympathetic toward aspirations of Russian Revolution. Third The British proposal : Summon these people to Paris to appear before those present, as Rowe used to du (maps' ...

... Provident Co-op. Society A NEW GIRDLE SAKE League of Nations lay with those who fiteering can prevented. From Mr. the Russian Revolution and the ilid - it were fighting the Central Powers, and George Barnes's speech , it is evident tha t sheviks, the speaker ...

... min of Socialism in Austria and at the tearing asunder of Hungary. will see the same thing repeated in Germany. If the Russian Revolution is successful, it is because of its own not through any, help from British Labour—unless passing a resolution at a meeting ...

... ative body comparable to ”'enel sutelx- not hesitate become the' re-w Soviet for ‘ a revolution Would it not to the' Russian revolution be far letter to employ foreign miscreants ny in heaven’s name shoucl f0r'gn money for the attainment of nut employ ...

... Goaernmente had combined to crush the Fritsch Revolution, an.' today plutocratic Governments had m• Lined to crush the Russian Revolution. (Applause.) By means of an organised Press propaganda the aorkere were told what to think and believe, and what could ...

... in London. In his criticism of suppressed letter he refers to the I.L.P. attitude on Peace, Nationalisation, and the Russian Revolution as false end suicidal. Seeing that his paper is a private circular, with strictly limited scope and expression, is ...