Endnotes
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Part of the famous “Sisson Documents.” ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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See Kornilov to Brest-Litovsk by John Reed. Boni and Liveright NY, 1919. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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Members of the revoloutionary internationalist wing of the Socialists of Europe, so-called because of their participation in the International Conference held at Zimmerwald, Switzerland, in 1915. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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This was not quite candid. The Provisional Government had suppressed Bolshevik papers before, in July, and was planning to do so again. ↩
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Well known in the American labor movement. ↩
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(Russian Social Democratic Labor Party). ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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Savage bodyguards if Ivan the Terrible, 17th century. ↩
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See Notes and Explanations. ↩
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“God Save the Tsar.” ↩
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The Bolsheviks. ↩
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By the term “conference” must be understood a meeting of the respective Committees together with delegates of committees one degree lower in rank. (Such as a “conference” of Regimental Committees with delegates from Company Committees.) ↩