Russian Revolution and the New War Russian Policy
Christian L. Lange analyzes the 1917 Russian upheaval from on the spot observation and interviews. He notes divided war counsels in 1914, rising middle-class leadership, and a spontaneous mobilization of Zemstvos and industrial committees aiding Brusiloff. The piece portrays a new official Russia forming through civilian efforts and national unity despite old regime weakness.
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Gutehkoff
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Brusiloff
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Notice of Sale of Personal Property by Mortgage Power
Notice states personal property is to be sold under a chatel mortgage with power of sale. Auction details, including date, time, and location, are provided to satisfy legal requirements and claimants’ rights.
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Gillespie
Herman — Usener
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