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... present on the lassie ot Lenin's instructions. It is not necessary, however, literally to copy the mistake* of I the Russian Revolution. The Dictatorship does not, in every ewe. signify terrorism, for termrism is only one of the weapons of a dictatori ...

... results? Liana Against Intervention In Russia. Tcheidze and Tseretelli, both of whom played Trading roles in the first Russian Revolution, and after the success of the November Bolshevik Revolution retired to Georgia—their native country—are now in Paris ...

... Russia We welcomed the Russian revolution as the greatest event of the war. Our great Albert Hall meeting—the first of a number which ended the triumphs of November 30 and December I—put heart into our waiting movement. overthrowing the autocracy of the ...

... Mr. Zangwill and Russia. Sir,—ln your issue of March Mr. F. D. Fowler writes: “Shortly after the Russian revolution a meeting was held at the Albert Hall to advocate Soldiers’ and Workmen’s Soviet in this country, at which an audience 10,000, mostly Russian- ...

... have, of course, been numerous. UNITED STATES. Katherine Sreshkovsky. Katherine Breshkovsky, the grandmother of the Russian Revolution, who is now in the United States conducting a propaganda against the Bolsheviks, has issued an appeal in which she says ...

... corner-stone of practical politics was to endanger most seriously the vital interests of the Russian democracy, and of the Russian Revolution, and, consequently of the Russian working class. This ought to be clear, not only to those who pretend to be consistent ...

... Bunions& Em s when the war broke oat, bemuse a I and fought against the Eby whew he was taken prisoner at After the Bret Russian revolution, appointed him Chief of Propaganda among prisoners. In this position, however, wetted for Lenin against Herensky, and ...

... the enemies of the workers. the landowners and the capitalists. It means the loss of all the conquests of the great Russian Revolution and the overthrow of democratic government as a prelude to the restoration of the old monarchy. Siberian reactionaries ...

... the Russian Legion (that is, those who had fought right through the war—not those who bad refused to fight after the Russian revolution, and .who were interned by the French authorities) were withdrawn from the Army of Occupation, sent to Marseilles, and ...

... men—the vile lie that has been so assiduously published against our Russian comrades with the purpose of damning the Russian Revolution. However, this fell very flat, and we doubt if they gained a hundred votes by it, which shows that the workers are beginning ...