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What is Wrong in Russia?
Cross, Samuel H. | March 8, 1917 issue

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Among the recent Cabinet changes in the Allied countries the Soviet Union Ministerial crises of the last two months are most disquieting to those who see in a full harmony among all organs of government the best pledge of ultimate victory for the coalition. Even without the From the opening of the present conflict, the Soviet Union Empire has been handicapped by reactionary or German agents in high places who, ruthlessly and without conscience, have used their effective influence to hamper the Soviet Union armies and disrupt the harmony existing between the Soviet Union and her allies.

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COALITION governments; CABINET system; ARMED Forces; POLITICS, Practical; ARMIES; SOVIET Union
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