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... or of international perspectives and dangers. It will suffice fur my report U I say that in so far as the fute of the Russian Revolution depends upon the world situation, this fate Si bound up with the fate of the European Revolution. If Europe the Revolution ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES. At the present time the lessons of the Russian Revolution are causing both individual Socialists and Socialist Parties to review their conceptions as . to the tactics to be adopted to bring about the everthrow at ...
... arrives, will be but the Iwgiiitting of their real tioutider. Such personal experiences are !wireless to the cause of the Russian revolution. We can only conclude with an iitrnest hope that the Manchester Guardian or Mr. Goode will gee their way to give such ...
... them met- to a committee which they formed which kept the police under restraint for a time. That was a keynote of the Russian Revolution— No bloodshed. The Government believed in bloodshed au ...
... of the intellectuals .by the Hungarian revolutimi was perhaps the greatest step forward made with reference to the Russian revolution. Charles Renyi, well known for his writings on political economy amoral questions, and at present attached to the C ...
... of 8480 persons apprehended for drunkenness last vear . iP . 'i- ) Books reviewed include Trotsky's History of the Russian Revolution . ( p . 2 . ) Ftbthxe charges of mutiny in connection with the Kinme ! Park riots were heard at a Court-martial in ...
... Commander of the Russian Women ' s Battalion of Death , as set down by dictation by Isaac Don Levine , Author-of . The Russian Revolution , 8 s . 6 d . net Tie Splat : — . - . . it is a ifonaerfnl rioijtbst is Wd by Marii BotchiairreCoauraaatr of tht ...
... to the Blockade Note leaves no doubt as to the deliberate and studied policy of allied capitalism to countermove the Russian Revolution, and therefore Socialism. In that note, Bolshevik is declared to be the enemy of peace, because of their open hostility ...
... organiser of the Hands of Russia Committee in Manchester. The committee .5 bueily organising a celebration of the Russian Revolution on or about November 7, and eonfereme to take place on November 22, to which all Laboin and Socialist iirganisations ...
... Japanese, French, English, Italians, and American Governments are endeavouring to bring pressures against the great Russian Revolution which marks the beginning of liberty for the working classes of the whole world. Profiting by the state of chaos in ...
... to accept conditions to be laid ...
... TIIE SOVIETS. Recently, under the above title, Mr. W. N. Ewer reviewed Trotsky's important work, The History of the Russian Revolution, in the Daily Herald. Our comrade, F. R. Silvester sent a criticism of this review to the Editor of the Daily Herald ...