Word: russianized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...underlying cause of the war was the imperialist tendency of all the European nations," Professor Barnes said, "but that does not explain why the war began in 1914. The explanation for this is to be found in a study of the diplomatic relations between France and Russian from 1912 on. In 1912 a very close coordination was established between the diplomatic and military leaders of the two nations...
...immediate aims of the French and Russian statesmen of that time, as revealed by the disclosure of their secret agreements and dispatches, were three in number. These were the most important features of their more general imperialistic policy. The first was the manipulation of the Balkan situation to satisfy Russia's aims with respect to the Bosphorus, and to furnish a pretext for a general war when they found the time ripe for one. The second of their endeavors was to involve England so thoroughly in their schemes and diplomacy that when the crucial moment came she would be unable...
...they have their eyes fixed on Turkey, whose bones they would undoubtedly like to pick. If further trouble comes up between the nations of Western Europe and Turkey, the League will be very likely to call on Italy as its only fighting member. Although there would be French and Russian opposition to any Italian encroachments in the Near East, England would undoubtedly watch the proceedings with great satisfaction...
...conducting a rehearsal of the Orchestra, and was still discussing certain points with a number of the members of the Symphony. When he had finally finished this work he invited the reporter into his room and welcomed him with the greatest kindness. Motioning him to sit down, the famous Russian conductor asked his interviewer to feel free to question...
...Russian nationalist whose turn it is today in Music 4d. Professor Hill's course in the Music Building at noon. The more one visits this course, the more profoundly impressed is one with the influence which Russian composers since Glinka have had. To hear about Cut, to be frank, will be at least novel. He is net to be found in this vagabond's musical acquaintance, nor in that of the meandering eneyclopedia which has wandered past a lot of great men without noticing them. Ethics is still engaging Professor Demes' attention in Philosophy 4d, one of my best stalwarts...