... I disproportion I which The Russian Revolution. The French Socialist l'arty greets all the revolutions to which the convulsive disturbance of the war has Oven rise in various parts of Europe. It points out that day by day the progress of events serves ...

... the factors which have weakened, and are at present weakening, the Socialist International. Written before the first Russian revolution, the book brilliantly anticipates how the revolution would be accomplished. But why should we write about the book? ...

... for zeal for money, set themselves systematically to misrepresent history. Thus it is that they have shown tis the Russian revolution as a German intrigue, then as a continuous massacre, and an orgy of .ciot. There arc special agencies at Stockholm, ...

... g Bolshevism. This is the true state of affairs in Siberia to-day. According to the words of the Grandmother of the Russian Revolution, Breshkovskaya, no sincere democrat mll ever be able to support the dictatorship of Koltclialc.' P.R IL ...