Wrangel vows White Army fight to restore Russo respect
At a banquet General Wrangel declared the White Army is not dead and will continue its organization until the Bolshevik blot on Russia’s honor is wiped out. Other speakers included Bishop Tikhon of Berlin’s Greek Russian church and representatives from naval officers, invalids, and émigré groups.
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Wrangel
Menna
Russia
Bolsheviste
Tikhon
Berlin
The
Union of Naval Officers
Invalids' Organization
National Federation of Russian Emigres
Duke of Hesse
Cyril
Nicholas II
Red
Theczar
Grand Duke
Marie Feodorvyng
Trussia
Villa Hyldoere
Copenhagen
Nicholaa
Cyril Vladimirovitch
Russias
House of Romanoff
Marie
Nicholas
Marie Feodorovna
Cyril Vladimirevitch
Severan Ae
D. Cyril Vladimirovitch
Imine
Nicolat Nicolayevitch
Nicholig
Baron Wrangel
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Crimea
Nigholas
Will Russia Again See a Romanoff on the Throne
A long speculative survey of Russian intrigue covers Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch's bid for the throne, rival monarchist factions, Kerensky and Wrangel alignments, and Soviet resistance. It notes Trotzky's uncertain status, peasant unrest, foreign powers' reactions, and Grand Duchess Cyril's social visit to the United States denying political aims.
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Russia
Cyril
Alexander Kerensky
Nicholas II
The
Romanoffs
Kerensky
Lenin
Trotsky
Cyril I
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Coburg
Bavaria
Wrangel
Nicholas
Romanoff
Europe
Vatican
India
Egypt
Persia
Afghanistan
Mesopotamia
Communist Internationale of
Moscow
Balkans
Albania
Bessarabia
Bulgaria
Croatia
Guileta
Macedonia
Rumania
Yugo
Slavia
Austria
Serbia
Germany
Grand Duke
Petrograd
Ung
Union of Sochilet
Communist Party
Yrotzky
Russian Soviet Supreme Court
Zepliak
Nikolai Tenin
Vladimiy Tysteh UN Unov
Russian Communist Party
United States
Ty'lish Labor
Cage Cyril
Cyril Widlinhoviteh
Cyril Ts Victoria Feodorova
Alfred
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Queen
Grand Duchess
Victoria Feodorovna Herselt
New York
Grand Ducheas
Ho Plang
Cyril Wan
Wastrington
Spring lingerie styles feature matched sets and bright colors
The 1925 fashion note highlights spring garments with coordinated lingerie sets. It praises rosewood frocks, crepe de chine chemises with ecru lace, and matching drawers and gowns. Colors shift to pale greens, reds, pheasant tones, and navy, with durable sheer fabrics.
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Gerte
Ehlc
Navy
Julia Bottomlay
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Czar Cyrils
Federation
Premiera
Czechoslovakia
Trotzsky
Sokolnikov
Moscow Pravads
M. Trotzky
M. Lenin
Rossia
M. Zinoviev
Leningrad
Beasant
Kolchaka
Wrangels
Chamberlains
Hughes
Evert
Victoria
Zodororrta