Russias Ruin
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"We must acknowledge, "he said (speaking for his Party), "that now, after three years of war, when the stores of the country's human and material wealth are exhausted, the time has come to prepare the public conscience for the liquidation of the European conflict. And it is our idea that this conflict should be liquidated on the principle of the self-determination of all nationalities. All Governments must equally renounce imperial- istic aims of conquest. " Here we have, in somewhat less conci...se phrasing, the seductive watchword ' ' Peace without annexations or indemnities on the basis of the self-determinaion of nationalities, " which was to be so grave an embarrassment to the makers of the Revolution, and not least to Kerenski himself.
When the Revolution came, it took Kerenski, like everyone else, by surprise. He had, as has been seen, contemplated its occurrence before the War was ended, and made some prepara- tions to bring it about under that condition; but there is no reason to suppose that he either intended or anticipated that it would break out when it actually did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We must acknowledge, "he said (speaking for his Party), "that now, after three years of war, when the stores of the country's human and material wealth are exhausted, the time has come to prepare the public conscience for the liquidation of the European conflict. And it is our idea that this conflict should be liquidated on the principle of the self-determination of all nationalities. All Governments must equally renounce imperial- istic aims of conquest. " Here we have, in somewhat less conci...se phrasing, the seductive watchword ' ' Peace without annexations or indemnities on the basis of the self-determinaion of nationalities, " which was to be so grave an embarrassment to the makers of the Revolution, and not least to Kerenski himself.
When the Revolution came, it took Kerenski, like everyone else, by surprise. He had, as has been seen, contemplated its occurrence before the War was ended, and made some prepara- tions to bring it about under that condition; but there is no reason to suppose that he either intended or anticipated that it would break out when it actually did.
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