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... Without concealing tlio distressing situation on the fronts, the representatives declare that the front will defend the Russian revolution, hut that it demands bread and boot®. M. Trotsky, in the name of the Government, unveiled in scathing terms hypocritical ...
... workers of the whole world t will chow the Gerinan people that the peace of violence which their mperor has imposed on the Russian Revolution can only ondure as long as its violence Jaste On the this retirement of the Boviet other hand, authority will prove ...
... victory arm* and are now trying •o sow dissension in our ranks by propaganda a large scale, supported by the ideas of the Russian Revolution. They not realise >*>•««• ...
... turned on to promise peace without annexations or idemnitiea and self-determination. These were the formula* of the Russian Revolution; you found them ir. every newspaper. you went hall every speaker talked about them; you walked the streets and met group ...
... nosaible without violence to the ?'Poles, Lithuanians, Letts, Esthouians, Armenians, and other nationalities whom the Russian revolution assures, on its side, full \ light to free development, without wwervaf without restriction, without arricro pcnace ...
... the Pttrograd His MaioMy’* Covernmpiit de-.r. . tgency, ia as follow*: FOREIGNERS FORBIDDEN ''i 1 !JL ’dPn.-’ The Russian Revolution created Soviet. ENTRANCE. (hlir! tin' «aaants and soldiers a. the only orgMiaattoa . , the Persian Rifles (••rP^ af ...
... bourgeoisc has mobilised all its forces, and, supported the capital of the whole world, is striving to kill the great Russian revolution and enslave the free people the Federal Republic by retaking these lands which they have conquered from the landlords ...
... majority speaker* the leader of the Internationalist*. M. Mart off, contended that the proposed peace meant the end of the Russian revolution and the deprivation of Russia of her political indenradeooe. and that the day after ita signature the authority would ...
... symptoms of social unrest. The heart of our marse* is sound, but they are feeling the birth-pangs of a now era. The Russian Revolution, like the French Revolution in the 18th century, has affected the people every civiiiced country. How is the National ...
... only with the purpose of diverting attention from the conditions which the German Government put to the leaders of the Russian revolution, and are of such nature aa kill entirely that revolution. Count Hertling did not discuss all our protest against the ...
... CHERON KLE. Geneva Monday.—-The German as secn from here certainly demands a of It is extremely suspension judgment the Russian Revolution—no exultation in hberty, no perticular indignation against the authors of the national misfortune no recogrution of ...
... however, (hat Germany will be too late with her advice. Aspirations after self-determination have been stimulated by tbe Russian Revolution, and Austria appears to be the first throes of disintegrating movement. If the mechanical youth of Austria succumbs ...