Spies and Commissars: The Bolshevik Revolution and the West (89 page)

Leopold of Bavaria, Prince,
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Letter to America
(Ransome),
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Leuenroth, Edgard,
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Levien, Max,
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Leviné, Eugen,
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Levi, Paul: belief in doom of capitalism,
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; against the March Action,
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; meeting with Radek,
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; as scapegoat for March Action,
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; survives Spartacist suppression,
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L’Humanité
,
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Liberman, Simon,
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,
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Liebknecht, Karl: anti-war articles,
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; description and beliefs,
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; and Lenin,
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; and Radek,
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; released from prison,
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; revolutionary plans,
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,
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; and Soviet mission in Berlin,
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; violent death of,
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Liggett, Walter W.,
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L’Illustration
(magazine),
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‘Litbel’ republic,
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Lithuania: and Allied governments,
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; gets reassurance from Kremlin,
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; joint Lithuanian-Belorussian Soviet Republic set up,
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; and Kolchak,
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; and the Politburo,
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,
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; proclaimed borders,
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; seizure of power in,
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; and Sovnarkom,
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Lithuanian-Belorussian Soviet Republic,
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Litvinov, Ivy: and Alexandra Kollontai,
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; birth of son Misha,
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; on Bolshevik ambivalent lifestyles,
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; and Clare Sheridan,
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; on fall of Romanovs,
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; on the Lockhart Plot,
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; on Maxim’s reaction to Lenin’s policy,
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; and Maxim’s return to Russia,
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; the New Year party for Russian colony,
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; and the revolutionary militants,
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; in Russia,
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; and social events in London,
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; on the Soviet regime,
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; postscript,
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Litvinov, Maxim: advocates revolution in Britain,
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; and the Americans,
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,
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,
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; and Arthur Ransome,
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; attends social events with Ivy,
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;
The Bolshevik Revolution: Its Rise and Meaning
(pamphlet),
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; and British socialists,
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; and Clare Sheridan,
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,
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; and Comintern,
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; death of,
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; and false passports,
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; imprisoned,
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,
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; intelligence gathering for People’s Commissariat of Foreign Affairs,
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; Ivy’s view of,
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,
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; and Kamenev,
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; and Konstantin Nabokov,
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; and Krasin,
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,
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; and lifting of Allies economic blockade,
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,
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; and Lockhart,
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; New Year party for Russian colony,
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; reaction to abdication of Nicholas II,
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; return to Russia,
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,
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; and Senator France,
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; spokesman for Sovnarkom,
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,
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Lloyd George, David: and the Allied Supreme War Council,
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; and the Anglo-Soviet trade treaty,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; and the Anglo-Soviet trade treaty: timing of,
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,
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; and assistance for White forces,
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; and Churchill,
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,
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,
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,
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; and the Council of Ten,
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,
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; description and background of,
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; and diplomatic links with Russian Bolsheviks,
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,
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; and evacuation of Archangel and Murmansk,
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,
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; and General Sir Henry Wilson,
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; and information gathering,
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,
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; and initiative for peace between Russia and Poland,
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,
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; and internal peace for Russia,
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; and Lockhart,
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; and Nuorteva,
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; and the Prinkipo project,
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,
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; and the Romanovs,
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; and Russian policy of Allies,
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; and shipment of potatoes to Archangel,
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; on total defeat of the Germans,
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; and travel for Russian political refugees,
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,
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; and troops to Russia,
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; and Trotsky,
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; and Wilson’s advocacy of national self-determination,
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; postscript,
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Lockhart, Jean (née Turner),
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Lockhart Plot, the,
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,
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Lockhart, Robert Bruce:
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; on Allied ambassadors,
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; arrest and imprisonment of,
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,
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,
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; and Karakhan,
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; memoirs and films,
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; and Moura Benckendorff,
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,
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,
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,
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; and Reilly,
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,
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,
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; on return from Russia,
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,
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; subversive activities,
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,
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; support for anti-Bolsheviks,
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,
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; and Trotsky,
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,
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Lodge, Henry Cabot,
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Lomonosov, Professor Yuri,
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Lomov, Georgi,
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London,
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London Morning Post
,
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L’Ordine Nuovo
(publication),
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Lovestone, Jay,
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Ludendorff, Erich: and armistice,
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; and Bolsheviks,
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,
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,
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; military offensive,
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; and territorial expansion,
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Lunacharski, Anatoli,
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,
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Luxemburg, Rosa: anti-war articles,
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; and Bolshevik leaders,
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; dislike of Bolsheviks,
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; and Radek,
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; released from prison,
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; and revolution,
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; revolutionary beliefs,
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; violent death of,
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Lvov, Georgi:
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; approval of his cabinet,
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; cabinet divided,
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; hands over power,
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; and Lenin and Trotsky,
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; and Pavel Milyukov,
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Lyubarski, Nikolai,
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MacDonald, Ramsay: guest at Downing Street,
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; and Kamenev,
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; and the Litvinovs,
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; and Russia’s withdrawal from the war,
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; and Seamen’s Union,
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; speaker at Albert Hall revolutionary celebrations,
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Maclean, John,
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Macready, Sir Nevil,
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Madriaga, Salvador de,
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Maiski, Ivan,
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Maklakov, Vasili,
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Malinina, Lyubov,
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