... president, said that the record of the British Communist Party showed it had supported the murder of the leaders of the Russian revolution. It had performed somersaults before and since the war, and had uttered lying ...

... UNITED STATES AS BUYER . New Yobk { by MaiL ) -V . Nogin , who was president of the Moscow Soviet at the outbreak of the Russian revolution , and who was appointed Commissar of Commerce when his party drove Kerensky into exile , and the Lenin-Trotsk y Cabinet ...

... pointed out that Burns's poem was based on Thomas Paine's “ Rights of Man on which the American revolution, not the Russian revolution, had been founded. He thought that the Russian people would read more into Burns's messages than their leaders intended ...

... Robin before the 47th anniversary of the Russian Revolution is due to be| celebrated. That might be a suitable occasion for producing an official version of Mr Khrushchev's overthrow. It will not be necessary to paint him in Stalin’s colours. He‘ may ...

... in her condition was reported yesterday , .. ft Before her marriage she was Princess Kuffo of Naples . ' Since the Russian Revolution she has lived in this country and has taken an active part in several business enterprises . ' . Her husband is the ...

... From D-Day to VE-Day. (3s 6d. Gold ledli Books). Compton Mackenzie: %u Memories. (ss. Panther ). Alan Moorehead: The Russian Revolution. (ss. Panther Books). Alanbrooke, Chief of the Imperial General Staff from 1941 to 1946, was under the great leader ...

... must not forget on the other hand what the Russian Revolution had done for Internationalism ¦ and Socialism . Thoy had . moro to do than to congratulato themselves on the achievement of the Russian Revolution . They must also draw lessons from its failures ...

... reyolution. . Hig faith has no m for theology and he would claim that Its justification is revealed in the success of the Russian revolution and the experience of the past 50 In e - Masses Lenia B s & ...

... How lack of means on the part of Mark separated , them in the first instance , and how the cbaos engendered by the Russian Revolution acquainted Tatiana with hardship , and brought her to the verge of suicide , are circumstances which are effectively ...

... Edinburgh Festival in August, Mym organisers said yes- The exhibition, held to mark the seventieth anniversary of the Russian revolution, will at the 369 Gallery in the fifi-e before moving to The ?llery administrator, Victoria Keller, said the exhibition ...

... homeless thrown up by what was thought to have been the low-point in the country’s history - the aftermath of the 1917 Russian Revolution. Moscow’s solution has been panicky. Mayor Yuri Luzhkov is pushing for a citywide curfew of youngsters, a move not seen ...

... seriously ill for a long time with cancer. . President Zawadzki as a young man joined the Red Guards and fought in the Russian Revolution. As a Communist between the wars he was twice arrested by the Polish authorities. In Russia in 1937 he was seized during ...