Russia's Disturbances Due to New Liberties
C H Boynton of New York, president of the American Russian Chamber of Commerce, says Russia is unlikely to seek a separate peace and that disorder is countered by public opinion. He believes a capable ministry will quickly reshape policy, and American capital should prepare for postwar business in Russia.
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Russia’s brief democratic transformation praised by observers
A historical analysis lauds Russia’s rapid shift from autocracy to a liberal democracy, noting unrestricted discussion, the suppression of anarchist agitation by public opinion, and the provisional government’s ability to govern with restraint. It warns against overreaction to demonstrations and describes the reorganization of laws to boost Russia’s economy and industry with American support.
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