... COLOSSAL FAILURE Father Crane in his lecture, described the Russian revolution as the most incredible and colossal failure of all time. The revolution had resulted in what was perhaps the most fearful tyranny ever seen in Europe and it was waged to bring ...

... succeeded Dgerjinsky as chief of the Cheka, is said to have put more than 100,000 people to death during and after the Russian revolution, has, it is reported, become completely insane, Trotsky has taken his post as chief of the Supreme Economic Couneil ...

... ATTRACTION WARNER BROS, Presents Song of the Flame - THE SAP : ALL TECHNICOLOR A First National and Vitaphone Picture of the Russian Revolution. The atmost in Drama, Spectacle, Colour and Song with Bernice Clare, Alerander Gray, Noah Berry and Alice Gentle. Five ...

... frontispiece to the Review isa strking picture fiom “*Le Rire”, and here Kerensky is referred to as *‘the soul of the Russian Revolution.” Miss F R Scatcherd contnbutes the third of & series of articles on *“The Solution of the Russian Problem,” dealing ...

... President Wilson will adept. The lofty waraims which he has so frequently reiterated, and the sympathy he has for the Russian revolution, will prove a slight In. cumbrance in coining to the decision whkh the Allied Gammons. wish hies to adept. The Irish ...

... proof of the statements made. Mr Embry expresses his belief that General Koltchak is the greatest man produced by the Russian revolution, and adds that heis personally convinced that Koltchak’s one sim is to redeem Russia and mot te become a dictater. COUNTY ...

... there had been practically no remittance from the late Miss firench. Miss firench lost her Russian property after the Russian Revolution. Mr Overend, K.C., for Mr R N. Keller, solicitor, Kildare Stieet, Dublin, executor of Miss firench, said that the Russian ...

... had not Russia herself collapsed and signed a separate peace with Germany. The Straits therefore, were saved by the Russian Revolution. Thereafter, Russia, in her isolation amid a hostile world, had to establish friendly relations with Turkey—almost the ...

... more 11111 agency of paii• Is orthodoxy whieh pre'. iii Rusioa today is not, of course, Cie old. The lealikra of the Russian Revolution all as called it 'lime (Pt the corriipie,t, things in the ' and that religious beliefs were a form of ignorance m i ...

... Russian imperial expansion. The orthodoxy whicih prevails in Russia today is not, of course, tue old. The leaders of the Russian Revolution rejected all religion as reactionary. Lenin called it “owe of the corruptest things in the world” and said that *“religious ...

... (ml'lb’\', formerly a world will he sereened. This is a Vitaphone 0000 g 5 ughterard shopkeeper, and picture of the Russian Revolution and has |1 R . .mt ’:e“n s Sempenwy been specially secured for Galway cinoma |° er'k - the Galway County Council rating ...

... Romanoffs may be judged from the tone of the Jetters to her bushand while he was at the front. No serioas historian of the Russian Revolution can afiord to neglect the revelations contained in these astounding documents. For that matter, put your discerning ...