milioukoff

Updated: May 21, 2025

Let each nation bear the burden of its own losses and let us have peace." After a stormy session, the new government agreed to include in its numbers several representatives of the soldiers and workingmen. Prof. Milioukoff resigned and Alexander Kerensky, a radical young lawyer, became the real leader of the Russian government.

Louis Paul Bénézet - The World War and What was Behind It : Or, the Story of the Map of Europe

Someone proclaimed that now the Russian people should have peace, and when Prof. Milioukoff, foreign minister for the new government, assured France and England that Russia would stick by them to the last, a howling crowd of workingmen threatened to mob him. "No annexations and no indemnities," was the cry of the socialists. "Let us go back to conditions as they were before the war.

Louis Paul Bénézet - The World War and What was Behind It : Or, the Story of the Map of Europe