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Russia in 1919

Russia in 1919

by Arthur Ransome

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Author
Ransome, Arthur, 1884-1967
Credits
This Etext prepared by Joseph Gallanar
Language
English
LoC Class
DK: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: Russia, Former Soviet Republics, Poland
Subject
Soviet Union -- History -- Revolution, 1917-1921
Category
Text
eBook-No.
1324
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1324
Release Date
May 1, 1998
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.RUSSIA IN 1919 BY ARTHUR RANSOME
  2. 2.PUBLISHER'S NOTE
  3. 3.INTRODUCTION — ARTHUR RANSOME. — CONTENTS
  4. 4.RUSSIA IN 1919 — TO PETROGRAD — SMOLNI — PETROGRAD TO MOSCOW — FIRST DAYS IN MOSCOW — THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON THE REPLY TO THE PRINKIPO PROPOSAL
  5. 5.KAMENEV AND THE MOSCOW SOVIET
  6. 6.AN EX-CAPITALIST
  7. 7.A THEORIST OF REVOLUTION
  8. 8.EFFECTS OF ISOLATION
  9. 9.AN EVENING AT THE OPERA
  10. 10.THE COMMITTEE OF STATE CONSTRUCTIONS — THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND THE TERROR
  11. 11.NOTES OF CONVERSATIONS WITH LENIN — THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF PUBLIC ECONOMY — Part of what he said is embodied in what I have already written. But besides sketching the general aims of the Council, Rykov talked of the present economic position of Russia. At the moment Russian industry was in peculiar difficulties owing to the fuel crisis. This was partly due to the fact that the Czechs and the Reactionaries, who had used the Czechs to screen their own organization, had control of the coalfields in the Urals, and partly to the fact that the German occupation of the Ukraine and the activities of Krasnov had cut off Soviet Russia from the Donetz coal basin, which had been a main source of supply, although in the old days Petrograd had also got coal from England. It was now, however, clear that, with a friendly Ukraine, they would have the use of the Donetz basin much sooner than they had expected.
  12. 12.THE RACE WITH RUIN
  13. 13.A PLAY OF CHEKHOV
  14. 14.THE CENTRO-TEXTILE
  15. 15.MODIFICATION IN THE AGRARIAN PROGRAMME
  16. 16.FOREIGN TRADE AND MUNITIONS OF WAR
  17. 17.THE PROPOSED DELEGATION FROM BERNE — THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON THE RIVAL PARTIES
  18. 18.COMMISSARIAT OF LABOUR
  19. 19.EDUCATION — A BOLSHEVIK FELLOW OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY
  20. 20.DIGRESSION — THE OPPOSITION — THE LEFT SOCIAL REVOLUTIONARIES — THE MENSHEVIKS — THE RIGHT SOCIAL REVOLUTIONARIES
  21. 21.THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL
  22. 22.LAST TALK WITH LENIN
  23. 23.THE JOURNEY OUT

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