The French had a "great revolution," the British had a "glorious" one, and we had a "vile" one. "History," say L. Almazov "does not yet know an example of a more disgusting mixture of cruelty and meanness, bloodlust and cheating, atrocity and baseness, blood and dirt than our revolution. Vile murders from around the corner, mass brutal murders of peaceful people completely uninvolved in politics, including women and even children, these are the foundations on which the Russian revolution was based (1905). In the cause of baseness, meanness, treachery, lies, deceit and forgery, our revolutionaries have no equal in the past and are unlikely to be surpassed in the future." I dedicated several printed sheets to our vile revolution.