The Russian Revolution; the Jugo-Slav Movement
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. If it were not for the war I would resigntoo. If I should leave what would not they do with the army? Do I notunderstand that Sturmer and Company are thinking only of an alliancewith Germany?. .. The home situation is serious. They [ministers]are purposely instigating hunger disturbances in order to provoke arevolution so as to have an excuse for breaking away from the Allies andend the war. Our army is now in condition to crush Germany and withoutthat there can be no real peace in Europe. Bu...t a permanent peace is notwanted by Sturmer and Protopopov, they wish to keep the people underthe heel of a strong Germany. Apart from the Germans no one will protectthem from the revolution. The pity of it all is that at the head ofthe government there still are men who are interested in crushing thepeople. ] [FN: Princess Vasilchikov, a prominent court lady, became convinced that the Empress and her ministers were ruining the country and therefore wrote her a courteous letter, pleading with her to save Russia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. If it were not for the war I would resigntoo. If I should leave what would not they do with the army? Do I notunderstand that Sturmer and Company are thinking only of an alliancewith Germany?. .. The home situation is serious. They [ministers]are purposely instigating hunger disturbances in order to provoke arevolution so as to have an excuse for breaking away from the Allies andend the war. Our army is now in condition to crush Germany and withoutthat there can be no real peace in Europe. Bu...t a permanent peace is notwanted by Sturmer and Protopopov, they wish to keep the people underthe heel of a strong Germany. Apart from the Germans no one will protectthem from the revolution. The pity of it all is that at the head ofthe government there still are men who are interested in crushing thepeople. ] [FN: Princess Vasilchikov, a prominent court lady, became convinced that the Empress and her ministers were ruining the country and therefore wrote her a courteous letter, pleading with her to save Russia.
What to read after The Russian Revolution; the Jugo-Slav Movement?
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