Epilogue

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. Contents ix
4. Illustrations xi
5. Prologue 1
6. I. The Russian North 15
7. II. Complications in Murmansk 31
8. III. Siberia in March 1918 58
9. IV. The First Japanese Landing 84
10. V. The Wraith of allied-soviet Collaboration 107
11. VI. The Czechoslovak Legion 136
12. VII. Robins and Summers 166
13. VIII. Arthur Bullard and the “Compub″ 190
14. IX. Robins’ Departure 208
15. X. Envoi to Robins 233
16. XI. The North in April and May 245
17. XII. The Americans and the Czech Uprising 277
18. XIII. Consul Poole and the Future of the Czechs 296
19. XIV. Private American Influences 322
20. XV. The Ripening of the Siberian Question 340
21. XVI. Decision on Murmansk and Archangel 363
22. XVII. The Decision on Siberia 381
23. XVIII. The Despatch of American Forces to Russia 405
24. XIX. July and the Final Breakup 430
25. XX. The End at Moscow 453
26. Epilogue 470
27. Appendices 475
28. Acknowledgments 486
29. Selected Bibliography 488
30. Index 497