Word: russianizing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...America the Macmillan Co. published last week a book by one Mme. Anna Viroubova dealing with her twelve years at the Imperial Russian Court, her experiences under the Kerensky regime and under the Bolshevik autocracy. There can be no doubt but that this authoritative book is of historical importance...
...genre of book that will be generally popular with the Russian emigres, scattered among the nations of the world, outcasts of Soviet Russia...
...glowing terms Mme. Viroubova describes the popularity of the Tsar with the Russian people; with almost pathetic directness she depicts the gradual chilling of this apparent deep-rooted loyalty of the masses; she describes, perhaps too perfunctorily, the reasons for the fall of the dynasty. Says she: "Russia, like eighteenth-century France, passed through a period of acute insanity. . . . This insanity was by no means confined to the ranks of the so-called Revolutionists. It pervaded the Duma, the highest ranks of society, Royalty itself (not meaning the immediate family of the Tsar), all as guilty of Russia...
MEMOIRS OF THE RUSSIAN COURT-Anna Viroubova-Macmillan...
...Russian Trade Delegation in London announced the formation of a Russo-British grain-exporting Company, composed equally of Russian and British interests. The Board of Directors will consist of four Russian and four British members. The object of the company is to finance the exportation of grain from Russia and sell it in Britain, France, Italy and Southern European countries. The "Big Five" * British Banks were reported to be willing to extend credit up to ?1,000,000 (about $4,500,000) for the use of the company...