This book chronicles the origins and results of the ill-fated
Anglo-American intervention at Archangel during the winter of
1918-19. Basing his account on previously unavailable archival
material, including soldiers' diaries and correspondence between
British field commanders and the War Office, this is the most
complete treatment of the subject every published. The author
argues that the campaign's political and military lessons are
worthy of further study, especially since certain aspects of the
situation--among them Allied intervention in a civil war between
communist and anti-communist forces, predictions of a Communist
blood bath should the Allies withdraw, and the invitation to land
proffered by a democratic government--have parallels in
contemporary events.
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