Word: bolsheviks
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From that hour General Weygand has displayed the fierce hatred of the Reds which sits so becomingly upon a church man, and which accounts in part for his unpopularity with the Pinks of Paris. He said on his return from the Bolshevik-Polish front: "Bolshevism is an atrocious system. Its tyranny is ten times worse than that of the Tsar. I hear now that certain persons are wishing to conclude [French recognition of Russia] . . . It is a shameful thing to make a compact with crime...
...square platform, dangerous were it not for its slow speed and the attendants who watch it on every floor. †Marshal Pilsudski gave him the Polish order of the White Eagle, and the University of Warsaw made him an honorary doctor-because he doughtily remained in Poland during the Bolshevik Invasion...
...long as Great Britain was in a state of war or quasi-war with the Bolshevik Republic I did my utmost to encompass their downfall. . . . But from the moment when they were recognized by His Majesty's Government I was precluded by the laws of my country and by my duty to the them." Crown from all hostile action against The period of Mr. Churchill's "hostile action" would thus be from the establishment of the Soviet Union in 1917 up to its recognition by the first MacDonald Government in 1924. But it might also include the period...
...clumsy or willfully inefficient engineers or workmen could expect harsh treatment. Hero of these proceedings was Soviet Prosecutor Nikolai Vassilievitch Krylenko. Last week in a 30-column statement which Moscow papers dutifully printed, Comrade Krylenko announced that he would put eight arrested persons on trial for conspiring with non-Bolshevik citizens to seize the State and to make one of the prisoners, a Professor Leonid Ramzin, president of a bourgeois Russian republic...
...these distinguished persons three are famed for anti-Red sympathies, namely M. Poincare, Mr. Churchill and Sir Henri who contributes generously to White Russian (anti-Bolshevik) groups in France and elsewhere. Colonel Lawrence is always mentioned when Great Britain is accused of machinations in any Easterly sphere. M. Briand directs the foreign policy of the European nation most openly hostile to Russia. M. Poincare, touchy about being accused (by Germans) of starting the War, flared up at this new insinuation. "I deny the charges categorically...