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... a revolutionary. which dated from his capture in the first World War by the Rnssians. who had him in prison when the Russian Revolution broke out. Owing to the need for secrecy in those years, few documents or photographs remained, and many people who ...
... conven tions will begin a new era of democratic power in Great Britain It will begin to do for this country what the Russian Revolution has accomplished in Russia1 “Russia has called us to follow her we must not refuse to answer that appeal British bicycles ...
... conventions will begin a new era of democratic power in Great Britain It will begin to do for this country what the Russian Revolution has accomplished in Russia” Russia has called to follow her we must not refuse to answer that appeal ” British bicycles ...
... (the conven tions will begin new era of democratic power in Great Britain It will begin to do for this country what the Russian Revolution has accomplished in Russia Russia has called us to follow her we must not refuse to answer that appeal RESENTMENT ...
... not only disinfectant to an industry’s germs but a stimulus to its vital nerves It was the tremendous upheaval of the Russian revolution which caused that country to make its greatest films Germany’s finest contributions to the art of the cinema emerged ...
... argument when he claimed that English Tj-nJ}® Unionists were opposed to Communism. and added It is tragedy that the Russian Revolution has this catastrophic dead end. contended that if the Conservative Party were returned, there would be growing unemployment ...
... cancel its provincial tour owing to poor public support. The choir. formed by emtgrees from the Don Steppes after the Russian Revolution. has enjoyed a great popularity for many years in this country. on the Continent and in America. It has just completed ...
... defenders of the established order as subversive organisations subject to foreign orders for at least 100 years before the Russian Revolution The remarks of Atticus are therefore surprising Nevertheless I have no hesitation in saying that this charge and the ...
... bridge / across the Danube at Budapeat since the war, which is to be completed on November 7, the anniversary of the Russian revolution. is to be named in honour of Stalin. ...
... Advertiser, May, 1925. STARTLING FACTS ABOUT RUSSIA Speaking with a foreign accent, a young woman who went through all the Russian revolution of 1917 and was one of the four survivors of a battalion of women which was formed, when Russia made the treaty of Brest ...
... minister in charge of St Chad’s Church Stoneyhurst Road Erdington and now vicar St Edmund’s Tyseley gave an address on the Russian Revolution and its Causes to Erdington Good Companions at St Margaret’s Church Hall Somerset Road Erdington on Thursday The autocracy ...
... outbreak of the first World War He died 29 years ago Many tragedies overshadowed the life of the Dowager Marchioness In the Russian revolution she lost two sisters— the Tsarina and the Grand Duchess Serge Her brother the Grand Duke of Hesse died in 1937 and a ...