The Quarterly Review, 282. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 463
... Soviet Russia and the Allies now steadily worsened again . On all sides the enemies of the Bolsheviks seemed to spring up - Kolchak , Denikin , Yudenich , and the rest - and the foreign ... Soviet SOVIET RUSSIA'S FOREIGN POLICIES 463.
... Soviet Russia and the Allies now steadily worsened again . On all sides the enemies of the Bolsheviks seemed to spring up - Kolchak , Denikin , Yudenich , and the rest - and the foreign ... Soviet SOVIET RUSSIA'S FOREIGN POLICIES 463.
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... Soviet patriotism , weakening the wild internationalism with which Lenin had appealed to sacrifice Fatherland for Revolution . " The [ Polish ] War , ' said Zinoviev in May 1920 , ' is becoming national this national movement will win ...
... Soviet patriotism , weakening the wild internationalism with which Lenin had appealed to sacrifice Fatherland for Revolution . " The [ Polish ] War , ' said Zinoviev in May 1920 , ' is becoming national this national movement will win ...
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... Soviet Russia [ Nov. 16 , 1933 ] . It is no Government ; it is mere Anarchy , ' had been the cry of the older excommunication . And in the autumn of 1934 this same Soviet Russia was even brought into the League of Nations , one of the ...
... Soviet Russia [ Nov. 16 , 1933 ] . It is no Government ; it is mere Anarchy , ' had been the cry of the older excommunication . And in the autumn of 1934 this same Soviet Russia was even brought into the League of Nations , one of the ...
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