Chapter III: Part IX: The Russian Revolution

LXX. Foreshadowing Revolution 363

LXXI. The Rise of Nihilism 365

LXXII. Revolutionary Doctrines 367

LXXIII. Russian War Spirit Aroused 372

LXXIV. Rasputin, the Evil Spirit of Russia 374

LXXV. Treachery of the Autocracy 378

LXXVI. Party Intrigues 380

LXXVII. The Work of Traitors 383

LXXVIII. Threatening of the Storm 386

LXXIX. Revolution 389

LXXX. The Culmination 392

LXXXI. The New Government 395

LXXXII. The Czar Abdicates 400

LXXXIII. First Acts of the New Régime 404

LXXXIV. Socialism Supreme 406

LXXXV. Policies Proclaimed 409

LXXXVI. Kerensky Saves Russia from Herself 412

LXXXVII. The American Commissions 416

PART X.--EASTERN FRONT

LXXXVIII. The End of Winter at the Eastern Front 421

LXXXIX. Effects of the Russian Revolution 424

XC. The Beginning of Russian Rehabilitation 428

XCI. The Russian July Offensive 433

XCII. The Capture of Halicz and Kalusz 436

XCIII. The Collapse of the Russian Offensive 440

XCIV. The Russian Rout in Galicia and the Bukowina 445

PART XI.--AUSTRO-ITALIAN FRONT

XCV. Stalemate on the Italian Fronts 452

XCVI. Spring on the Austro-Italian Front 457

XCVII. The Italian Drive Against Trieste 462

XCVIII. The Height of the Italian Offensive 468

PART XII.--WAR ON THE SEA

XCIX. Submarine Warfare 475

C. Naval Operations 480