Six Red Months in Russia by Louise Bryant
Louise Bryant reports on Russia's revolutionary tribunal as a mild, improvisational court system that replaces the old legal order. She details cases including Countess Panina and a thief, highlighting public participation, absence of death sentences, and a push toward new laws amid upheaval.
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Russia
Louise Bryant
Public Ledger Company
Canada
Publi Ledger Company
Panina
Lenine
Narodny Dome
People's House
Kerensky
Bolsheviki
Constituent Assembly
Peter and Paul
Jakoff
Paasant
Petrograd
Wan
Panna
Norodny
Home
Shaliapin
Nighttime Front Line in Paris War Night
A WWI patrol encounters a whispering French boy orphaned by invasion. The boy seeks his father in artillery units amid retreat. A captain adopts him, helps write to his father, and the regiment carries the memory as they prepare to avenge the boy’s mother.
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Paris
France
Mother Earth
Virdent Hardley
Attila
Orue
Balgium
Andre
Jfant du Regiment
Gareous
Geyly
Adler
Eravjen
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Axminster
Brussels
Wilton
Sandford
Black Hawk County
Hall-Ekfest CO
Park Avenue and
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