Spies and Commissars: The Bolshevik Revolution and the West (95 page)

Spalajkovic, Serbin Ambassador,
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Spargo, John,
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Spartakusbund and Spartacists:
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; leaders of,
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; revolution in Germany,
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Spears, E. L.,
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Spies Petroleum Company,
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Spiridonova, Maria,
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SS George Washington
(ship),
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SS Kristianiafjord
,
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,
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Stalin, Joseph: and Brest-Litovsk talks,
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,
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; and British Secret Service,
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; and Churchill,
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; and communization of Eastern Europe,
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; and conditional support for Provisional Government,
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; and defence of Petrograd,
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; and federation of communist republics,
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; health of,
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; on the invasion of Ukraine,
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; and recognition of new Soviet republics,
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; and the Red Army advance into Poland,
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; and regime of radical changes,
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; significance of pseudonym,
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; suspicion of ‘bourgeois’ experts,
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; and Trotsky,
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; on the Volunteer Army,
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Starzhevskaya, Olga,
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Stasova, Yelena,
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State and Revolution, The
(Lenin),
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,
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State Department, United States: and Felix Frankfurter,
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; and John Reed,
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,
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,
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; and John Reed: memo,
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; and Nuorteva,
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; and Soviet commercial requests,
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; sympathisers in,
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Steed, Henry Wickham,
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Steffens, Lincoln,
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,
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Stevenson, Frances,
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Streseman, Gustav,
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Strong, Anna Louise,
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Struve, Pëtr,
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submarines,
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Supreme Council (of Allies): and Estonian government,
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; founded,
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; lifts economic blockade,
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; policies and Churchill,
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; and Polish offer of attack on Soviets,
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; quarantines Bolshevism,
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Sverdlov, Yakov: and Brest-Litovsk talks,
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,
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; and expenses for delegation to Germany,
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; and international communist congress,
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; and military apparel,
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; and Mirbach,
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; and news that Germany to sue for peace,
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; and the Romanovs,
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; takes command after Lenin shot,
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Swallows and Amazons
(Ransome),
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Sweden,
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Switzerland,
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Syria,
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Szamuely, Tibor,
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Tactical Centre,
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Tambov peasant revolt,
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telegraphy,
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see also
Hughes apparatus

Ten Days that Shook the World
(Reed),
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Tereshchenko, Foreign Affairs Minister,
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Thalheimer, August,
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,
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Thälmann, Ernst,
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Theory and Practice of Bolshevism, The
(Russell),
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Thomas, Albert,
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Thompson, William B.,
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Thomson, Basil,
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Thorne, Will,
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Tiflis bank robbery (1907),
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Tikhon, Patriarch,
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Times, The
,
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; and Kamenev,
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; and Paul Dukes,
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; as source of information,
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Tobolsk, Siberia,
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Toller, Ernst,
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Tolstoy, Alexei,
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Tomski, Head of Soviet trade union,
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Tornio, Finland,
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Trachtenberg, Alexander L.,
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trade agreements,
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; Anglo-Soviet trade treaty,
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Trades Union Congress,
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trade unions: and Bolsheviks,
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; in Britain: against military action,
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; in Britain: Seamen’s Union,
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; elections to,
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; expanding network of,
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; in Germany,
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,
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; in Hungary,
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; and the New Economic Policy,
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; Profintern as international agency for,
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; strike by Railwaymen’s Union,
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; and Tomski,
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Trans-Siberian railway,
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Transylvania,
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Trentino,
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Trotsky, Lev Davidovich: on Admiral Altvater,
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; and America,
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; and America: American Railway Mission to Russia,
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; and American Relief Administration,
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; and Bertrand Russell,
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; and Brest-Litovsk treaty,
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; and the British,
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; and the British: Litvinov as ‘plenipotentiary’,
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; and the British: Murmansk landings,
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; and the Central Committee,
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; and Comintern,
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,
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; Congress of Soviets,
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; and Czech former POWs,
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; and diplomatic links,
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; and the domestic economic system,
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; and the Estonian offensive,
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; and European revolution,
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; exile and death,
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; and Faux-Pas Bidet,
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; and foreign trade,
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; and France,
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; and Germany,
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; interview with John Reed,
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; the Kronstadt mutiny,
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; the Lockhart plot,
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; marriage to Alexandra Sokolovskaya,
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; and Marxism,
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; as People’s Commissar for Military Affairs,
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; as People’s Commissar of Foreign Affairs,
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; in the Petrograd Soviet,
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; and the Polish offensive,
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; political ideology,
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; political ideology:
What Next?
(booklet),
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; and POWs,
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; and the proletarian dictatorship,
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,
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; and propaganda,
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; and propaganda: Bureau of International revolutionary Propaganda,
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; and the Provisional Government,
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; and Raymond Robins,
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; return to Russia (1917),
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; on the Romanov killings,
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; and Russian economy,
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; sculpted by Clare Sheridan,
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; as seen by others,
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; and supporters in the West,
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; and the war with Komuch,
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; and the Western Allies,
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; and Yevgenia Shelepina,
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