Spies and Commissars: The Bolshevik Revolution and the West (97 page)

What Next?
(Trotsky),
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White forces:
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; and the Allies,
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; and Britain,
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,
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; in Finland,
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,
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; and information gathering,
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,
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,
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; and Kolchak,
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,
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,
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,
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; Romanian,
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; strategic aim of,
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,
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; Volunteer Army,
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,
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Wilhelm II,
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Wilhelmshaven, Germany,
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Williams, Harold,
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Williams, Robert,
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Wilson, President Woodrow: and action against Russia,
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; affect of his illness on policy,
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,
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,
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; and assistance to Germany,
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; background and description,
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; and Congress support to join Allies,
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; establishing League of Nations,
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,
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; and expansionism in Europe,
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; and ‘Fourteen Points’ speech,
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; and information gathering,
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,
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; and Lenin and Trotsky,
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; at the Paris Peace Conference,
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; and propaganda in Russia,
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; and Sovnarkom,
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; and US aviators in Poland,
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Wilson, Sir Henry,
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,
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Winship, North,
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Wintin, Mr,
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Wiseman, Sir William,
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Wolf, Felix,
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Workers’ Party of America,
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World’s Wealth
(magazine),
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Wrangel, Pëtr,
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Yaroslavl uprising,
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Yekaterinburg,
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Yekaterinodar, Russia,
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YMCA,
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Young, Douglas,
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Yudenich, Nikolai: and Estonia,
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,
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; failure of Petrograd offensive,
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; finance from oil companies,
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; and Herbert Hoover,
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; information from Allies,
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; and Poland,
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; recruitment problem,
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; supplies from America,
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; postscript,
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Zagryazhski, Alexander,
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Zalkind, Ivan: background and description,
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; and Bureau of International Revolutionary Propaganda,
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; and detention of Romanian ambassador,
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; and Kamenev,
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,
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; and Louise Bryant,
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; and Mirbach,
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; on revolution,
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; Soviet plenipotentiary to Switzerland,
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Zangwill, Israel,
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Zeligowski, Lucjan,
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Zinoviev, Grigori: and Bolshevik uprising,
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; and the Comintern Executive Committee,
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; Congress of the Peoples of the East,
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; and the March Action,
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; and Petrograd offensive,
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; return to Russia,
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; sculpted by Clare Sheridan,
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; support for Lenin at Brest-Litovsk,
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; and use of couriers,
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; postscript,
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Zygadlowicz, Gustaw,
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ILLUSTRATIONS

1. Lenin in deep thought.

2. Trotsky in his Red Army uniform.

3. An encounter between German and Russian troops in the neutral zone.

4. Living quarters of the peace talks delegations at Brest-Litovsk.

5. The peace talks at Brest-Litovsk before Trotsky joined them. The Russian delegation, led by Adolf Ioffe (seated second on the right) and Kamenev (to his left). Karakhan stands second on the right.