Soviet-American Relations, 1917-1920: Vol. II: The Decision to Intervene

Frontmatter -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- ILLUSTRATIONS -- PROLOGUE -- I. THE RUSSIAN NORTH -- II. COMPLICATIONS IN MURMANSK -- III. SIBERIA IN MARCH 1918 -- IV. THE FIRST JAPANESE LANDING -- V. THE WRAITH OF ALLIED-SOVIET COLLABORATION -- VI. THE CZECHOSLOVAK LEGION -- VII. ROBINS AND SUMMERS -- VIII. ARTHUR BULLARD AND THE ''COMPUB" -- IX. ROBINS ' DEPARTURE -- X. ENVOI TO ROBINS -- XI. THE NORTH IN APRIL AND MAY -- XII. THE AMERICANS AND THE CZECH UPRISING -- XIII. CONSUL POOLE AND THE FUTURE OF THE CZECHS -- XIV. PRIVATE AMERICAN INFLUENCES -- XV. THE RIPENING OF THE SIBERIAN QUESTION -- XVI. DECISION ON MURMANSK AND ARCHANGEL -- XVII. THE DECISION ON SIBERIA -- XVIII. THE DESPATCH OF AMERICAN FORCES TO RUSSIA -- XIX. JULY AND THE FINAL BREAKUP -- XX. THE END AT MOSCOW -- EPILOGUE -- APPENDICES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX

Frontmatter -- Preface -- CONTENTS -- ILLUSTRATIONS -- PROLOGUE -- I. THE IMMEDIATE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- II. PERSONALITIES -- III. FIRST REACTIONS -- IV. THE SOVIET APPROACH TO AN ARMISTICE -- V. FIRST PROBLEMS OF "CONTACT" WITH THE SOVIET AUTHORITIES -- VI. ALLIED DELIBERATIONS IN PARIS -- VII. WILSON AND THE WAR AIMS -- VIII. LANSING AND THE RECOGNITION PROBLEM -- IX. THE PROBLEM OF ANTI-BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA -- X. THE KALPASHNIKOV AFFAIR -- XI. THE FIRST BREST-LITOVSK CRISIS -- XII. THE FOURTEEN POINTS -- XIII. SIBERIA—THE BACKGROUND -- XIV. SIBERIA—THE FIRST EXCHANGES -- XV. JAPAN ASKS FOR A FREE HAND -- XVI. THE DIAMANDI INCIDENT -- XVII. THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY -- XVIII. BREST-LITOVSK AND THE AMERICANS -- XIX. WASHINGTON AND THE PROBLEM OF "CONTACTS" -- XX. COMPLICATIONS IN PETROGRAD -- XXI. THE BREAKUP IN PETROGRAD -- XXII. THE SISSON PAPERS -- XXIII. SIBERIA AND THE FINAL BREST-LITOVSK CRISIS -- XXIV. ROBINS AND RATIFICATION -- APPENDIX -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX