Land hunger fuels unsettling Russian upheaval
Analyzing Russia's vast landscape and demographics, the piece argues peasant ownership of land is the core driver of unrest. It details frontier extents, census figures, and the harsh estate system that bound peasants to the mir, highlighting mass debt, forced migration, and limited political rights as precursors to revolution.
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Belgian industry and American aid boost postwar recovery
Belgian mines now run at about 80 per cent of prewar output and export 350 000 tons monthly to France while the glass industry regains strength. France Britain and the United States place large orders as the franc stabilizes. American doughboys help Christmas in France with a village gift fund and aid from the artillery camp at Mailly.
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