The Breast Piece Was the Beginning of the End of the Russian Revolution

Spirdonova believed that the treaty fatally poisoned the revolutionary waters. The peasants grew bitter and antagonistic to the soviet regime. She said, disheartened and discouraged, they turned from the revolution. But even the simplest peasant could understand that his toil and his blood were to pay the indemnities imposed by the breast conditions. Now we're gon to talk more about this next week.