... produce a more serious break in Russia than anywhere alm s said Professor Sir Bernard Pares. in a lecture on the Russian Revolution to the Historical Association nt the Birmingham University last night. From 1861 the whole course of Russian history ...

... the Arm was passed. Mr. E. W. Gromme, chairman of the company said the firm was successful right up to the time of the Russian revolution, but when Bolshevism came into power every asset of the company in Russia was confiscated. A claim had been registered ...

... Perhaps ' our thinks that number finger-prints the house including his : THE CZARINA'S RUBIES AilAZING ItfYSTERY THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION ancient castle aristocrat conws - revolution It brings- destruction the it fabulous Czarina's rubies to hid place: trail ...

... W. Stone: 4, W. Bird; S. J. Beesley; 6, A. Stat. ,ford; 7, C. Ellison, THE CZARINA'S RUBIES AMAZING MYSTERY OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. To the ancient castle of a Russian arktocrat the red tide of revolution. It brings death and destruction, and in the ...

... AMAZING MYSTERY OP THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. To the ancient cantle a Russian aristocrat comes the red tide of revolution. It brings death and destruction, and in the midst of it the fabulously valuable Czarina’s rubies are taken to grim hiding place. From ...

... night at an opera house there will open here to-night the most sensational trial that Kharkov has witnessed since the Russian revolution. The chief actors in the great drama that is being staged by the Soviet are 45 intellectuals, including several of the ...

... He could understand the Government not wanting the order if there were any record of the Russian Government since the Russian revolution not keeping their word. They, the Engineering Union, would let the Government know they wen far from satisfied with ...

... It. could understand the Government not wanting the order there were any record of the Russian Government since the Russian revolution not keeping their word. They, the Engineering Union, would let the Government know they were far from satisfied with ...

... Governor Watches Himself Portrayed ON THE STAGE Moscow Tuesday Scene : The Vakhtangofl Theatre Play: Blood” telling of the Russian Revolution of 1905 which was suppressed by the Czar and his officials On the stage is a scene the brilliant Romanoff Court of St ...

... made the sugges-1 diary of suffering can be, and it would 1* tion at Epping that we need a sub- interest even if the Russian revolution Parliament to consider purely 'economic were a thing of the past. instead of being, questions without having to take ...

... inspector with a Sheffield armament firm which had contract with the Russian Government for the supply naval guns When the Russian revolution broke out the contract came to a standstill and In 1919 he wrote to his relatives Russia for money and was subsequently ...

... most primitive conditions in an unknown tract of Siberia. And then, knowing nothing of the European war, nothing of the Russian revolution, nothing of the great scientific discoveries of the last 20 years—of Atlantic flights, wireless, television—they came ...