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... British Socialist on the door, that the sympathy of Reuters, the famous news agency I then represented, with the cause of Russian revolution should entitle me to entrance, I joined the waiting crowd and wondered how I was going to get my story.' A few days ...
... tics of national temperament in other lands they confidently anticipated an Indian mutiny, an Irish civil war and a Russian revolution. The futility of urging the Bavarian claim must have been indeed obvious for it to have been realised at Berlin. In ...
... tics of national temperament in other lands they confidently anticipated an Indian mutiny, an Irish civil war and a Russian revolution. The futility of urging the Bavarian claim must have been indeed obvious for it to have been realised at Berlin. In ...
... of Miss Eagerlev's own illustrated paper The Bodice, which will be on the bookstalls shortly. C'riday, March 12. The Russian Revolution began, 1917. We had no poet in England to sing ecstatically, as Mr. Wordsworth (surnamed Horse Face) did of the French ...
... and Hitler travelled the Huey Long path, too. Kerensky came close to it. It was Kerensky's rhetoric that detonated the Russian revolution. Kerensky did not realize he had touched off a chain-reaction but Lenin did. The bald, implacable little exile danced ...
... much harassed (male) householder. (Nothing to do with tenement houses this time.) A revolution, compared to which the Russian revolution appears inconsiderable, is to take place under his very roof. This year the edict goes forth there is to be no spring ...
... table I coveted, of an unfinished palace in Spain, are all that's left of this strange Georgian by-product from the Russian Revolution. Picasso and Matisse T ast week there opened at the Victoria and Albert -*-i Museum (the obvious gallery for such e ...
... of Miss Eagerlev's own illustrated paper The Bodice, which will be on the bookstalls shortly. C'riday, March 12. The Russian Revolution began, 1917. We had no poet in England to sing ecstatically, as Mr. Wordsworth (surnamed Horse Face) did of the French ...
... British Socialist on the door, that the sympathy of Reuters, the famous news agency I then represented, with the cause of Russian revolution should entitle me to entrance, I joined the waiting crowd and wondered how I was going to get my story.' A few days ...
... one was when a friend of his introduced me to him in the swank Hotel Astoria in Petrograd quite some time before the Russian Revolution. Chaliapin was playing for 100-franc pieces. I followed him, and lost quite a packet. It wasn't even a flea-bite for ...
... cabbages and kings by potatoes and emperors, the Walrus becomes a prophet! He embraces the Food Question and the Russian Revolution in one line! Shoes and ships share a keen part of public interest (nothing new in boots to tell you of, except that ...
... generals, and the Pope have failed, will bring about peace in a sorrow-stricken world. This time last year some of the Russian revolution aries attended the conference here, full of their plausible theories and a fierce desire for peace- peace at any price ...