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... interpret to the working classes the meennig of the Russian revolution. There- 1 fort\ Trotsky. who regards himself as Gael 'Russian illuminator, comes to the rescue, land in The Russian Revolution (George Allen and Unwin, 4s. 6d.) he comes forward ...
... the Daily Tele' graph at Petrorr, ad. This book, which runs to over 300 pages, deals with the whole history of the Russian Revolution from the inside, and gives =inch information ou the subject hitherto available to the Mr. Wilcox writes on facts derived ...
... Powers withdraw from Russia ,the Germane will promptly take their places. German intrigue destroyed the' fruits of the Russian Revolution when it ruined the army and navy and installed Czar Lenin on the vacant throne; the German purpose in doing so was to ...
... the advisability of calling a 24 hours' strike on the Clerk in support of the movement. Col. Malone, ILP., said the Russian revolution alight have liberated a certain amount of hooliganism, but for that Bolshevism was in no way to blame. The boviet Government ...
... Griffith Hartwell Jones, is announced to give an illustrated lecture at the Parish Rooms on Wednesday next on and the Russian Revolution, a question to which he has given considerable study. Dr. Jones is M.A., D.D., and D.Lit., of mu; College, Oxford. ...
... Socialism floats, where but yesterday despotiom held the people in vile subjection. The mighty reterberation 01 the Russian revolution have sounded through the world. The circumstances of the general election. said Mr. Snowden, were worthy ot Mr ...
... deported. • biockeile of tierliany. Soermue, who arrived in England soon Ger.nany, whose factories are intact, after the Russian revolution, has for some would be able to resume manufacturing months b een engage d i n a campa i gn, enmf _ !immediately if she ...
... the fruits of tit* revolution. Since when, may we ask, have the Bolsheviks been the guardians of the principles of the Russian revolution? it was not they who brought about the !evolution, and the revolution, as a political experiment, owes nothing to them ...
... was thefoundation ofLabour organisation to oppose compulsory service. Be associated himself with what is known as the Russian revolution movement. He announced on May R. 1917. at the Manchester and . Salford Labour Party meeting that ' he believed the time ...