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... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION TJwr!' still no direct with Fetro;cr->tf. reports to the ! state of Russia arc con;i through 1 Stockholui and Copenhagen. and these must received with rrst.-rvc. Travi JJeis report that the have force •■jo,o!>D men in and that ...
... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. “ Was the revolution of 1917 for the good?” was the next question. Mr Brennan: Yes; for the good of Russia and of the whole world. I saw the misery of the workers before the revolution. 1 was in the country when only thirty per ...
... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Social Democrat members of the Second Duma returned Petrograd on Wednesday after ten years’ exile in Siberia. A decree of the Provisional Government declares the domain lands hitherto belonging to the Imperial family to be the ...
... What of Ourselves? Tub democracies of the world hailed the Russian Revolution as the red dawn of a glonous day. With the minimum vioioiico, a tyrannical autocracy, with its roota deep the centuries, was struck down, and saw installed in its place Government ...
... Lyceijm Theatre, Dumfries, on Sunday evening. Lady Fletcher, who is a Russian, came to this country shortly after the Russian Revolution, and later travelled extensively about the Continent and lived in many of the European countries. She has kept in close ...
... THE FRENCH REVOLUTION The French Revolution was received by some governing classes in this country much as the Russian Revolution was received towards the end of the last war. Revolutions could only take place in countries if the conditions were rotten ...
... he studied under such masters as Rimsky-Korsakov, Liadov, and Glazounov, and carried off all the prizes. During the Russian Revolution he was a professor Tiflis. He resumed concert performances in 1919, and gave his first recital in London in 1921. Since ...
... 106 Nile Street, Glasgow. DAVID WILSON, Esq., of Car bet h, Kiliearn, Chaos in Russia. bright hopes built upon the Russian Revolution have been disappointed the internecine strife of the llevoluLionises. The extreme Socialists have triumphed for the ...
... thousand years. After the last war squandered thousands British lives and spent million? of British, money to quell the Russian Revolution, and what would havej been our position to-day withontj the help of the Red Array had he succeeded? In 1926 he visited ...
... l ' be Lady Fletcher, Life Soviet Fletcher is a Russia* her first husband aS man—Captain Hicks-^ - to this country r Russian Revolution. was well-known in dip jj uc® and is mentioned 111 left'* hart’s books. Aft er *, eS*® Lady Fletcher travc 1 il* about ...
... in the time of the French Revolution, and just as people in our day have formed societies in their enthusiast for the Russian Revolution, so there were in his time societies supporting French Revolution. Burns was a meni' her of society which existed to ...
... sitting a Liberal for Dundee in 1908, vilified the Tories as the enemies of the poor. In 1919 he attempted to stop the, Russian revolution and cost this country thousands of young lives and millions of pounds. He wondered what would have happened to the people ...