[29] See Appendix III.
[30] _Pravda_, July 5, 1918.
[31] February, 1918, Protest Against Recognition of Bolshevik
Representative by British Labor Party Conference.
[32] Proclamation to People of the Northern Province, etc., December, 1918
[33] _The New International_, April, 1918.
[34] The dates given are according to the Russian calendar.
[35] See the Rakitnikov Memorandum--Appendix.
[36] _The New International_, April, 1918.
[37] The number of votes was over 36,000,000.
[38] _Vide_ Rakitnikov report.
[39] Twenty-three members of the Executive Committee were arrested and,
without any trial, thrown into the Fortress of Peter and Paul.
[40] From a Declaration of Protest by the Executive Committee of the Third
National Congress of Peasants' Delegates (anti-Bolshevist), sent to the
Bolshevik Congress of Soviets of Workmen, Soldiers, and Peasants, but not
permitted to be read to that assembly.
[41] _L'Ouorier Russe_, May, 1918.
[42] _Idem_.
[43] _Izvestya_, July 28, 1918.
[44] _Pravda_, October 8, 1918 (No. 216).
[45] "Agents-Provocateurs and the Russian Revolution," article in
_Justice,_, August 16, 1916, by J. Tchernoff.
[46] Most of the information in this paragraph is based upon an article in
the Swiss newspaper _Lausanne Gazette_ by the well-known Russian
journalist, Serge Persky, carefully checked up by Russian Socialist exiles
in Paris.
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