... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The difficult task of relating the story of the Russian revolution was tackled with interesting results by Professor J. B. Black, Professor of Modern History at Sheffield University, on Saturday. it wag the first of a series of ...

... they paid their bills with gold and with British gold at that. Moreover it had been minted on dates subsequent to the Russian Revolution. French extremists are declaring this to be proof that we have been subsidising the Moscow overnment. The President ...

... disagreed with Mr. Lloyd George, and maintained that there should be no yielding to intimidation. He declared that the Russian revolution was instigated by Germany The whole of the present danger came from Germany, and immediate action against Germany was ...

... in the CENTRAL SECONDARY GIRLS' SCHOOL (emt.ra.n,e Bow Str;,et), THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING:, at 7.30. • Subfret: THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.' . Chairman: Councillor A. J. WARD. The Second of a P. , criet of Three Popular Illustrated Lectures on STUDIES IN ...

... Russia and France. The most interesting point about it is this : That it definitely pitted the Russian Revolution of Trotsky against the French Revolution of Danton, or the American Revolution of Washington. It did not tell the Bolshevists that they were ...

... with Trotsky at their head. The communication concludes: In the name' of Socialist solidarity and the future of the Russian revolution we demand that all the I ;!..'ocialist• Parties should immediately take all possible steps to prevent this crime. Nothing ...

... very interesting and capable writer, named Floyd Dell. And he wrote an article, recently, on a comparison between the Russian Revolution and the old French and American Revolutions, which interested me very much. ...

... only in this country, but throughout Europe His reminiscences will deal principally with his experiences during the Russian revolution. extremely able Scottish diplomat, Sir George Buchanan probably knows more about the downfall of the Tsar, the Kerensky ...

... war, culminating in the foundation of the Independent Socialist Party at Gotha, in 1917: and (3), the influence of the Russian revolution in the shape of a determined propaganda emanating from Moscow after the peace of Brest-Litovsk. In the last week of ...

... Guild at the Ecclesall Road Co-operative Cafe, last evening. _ In common with other revolutions, Mr. Beales said, the Russian revolution in 1917 was an attempt to apply by quick methods the ideals of Marxism, and although we left to the judgment of posterity ...

... proved the practicability of the League of Nations as a means of settling disputes between rival Finland, after th© Russian Revolution of 1917, declared her independence, said Dr. Brown th© problem of the Aalancl Islands an>R© between t)ho new State and ...

... had no use for the bleary-eyed gentlemen who mounted soap boxes in the market square and expounded the joys which the Russian revolution had produced for the workers. Unfortu.nately very few of these gentlemen appeared anxious to participate in those joys; ...