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Russia, Volume 2

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United States. Department of State

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1932

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LIST OF PAPERS	xiii

Japanese and American public statements regarding military action	xxxviii

Proposal for increasing the American forces at Archangel and extend	lv

CHAPTER Page	lxx

Proposed Japanese occupation of the TransSiberian RailwayThe	33

Declaration of the American Government against intervention March	67

Landing of Japanese forces at Vladivostok April 5 1918 British	99

good offices	177

Representations of the American Government against the size	433

Representations of the American Government against Japanese sup	462

THE NORTHERN REGION	468

Occupation of Archangel by Allied forces August 2 1918Overthrow	505

restoration of the deposed govern	521

Retention of American and Allied troops in north Russia after	567

SOUTHEASTERN RUSSIA AND THE CAUCASUS	578

THE UKRAINE AND THE CRIMEA	648

Consideration of intervention by the American GovernmentDe	188

Request of the CzechoSlovak leaders for aid in establishing a	224

discussion	287

and 3 1918British statement August 8 1918___	324

Proposals for the political direction of intervention and for augmenta	339

his recommen	364

Declaration restricting American operations September 26 1918	392

Declaration of the intention of the Allied Governments to maintain	699

BESSARABIA	707

attitude of	733

Treaties between Finland and the Soviet government March 1 1918	769

German military intervention against the Red Guards victory of	777

Withdrawal of German troopsFormation of a new government under	811

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Title	Russia, Volume 2 Issue 222 of Department of State publication Foreign relations of the United States Foreign relations of the United States: diplomatic papers, United States Dept. of State Its Papers relating to the foreign relations of the United States, 1918-1919 Publications of the Department of State, no.222, 330, 390, 987 Russia, United States. Department of State
Author	United States. Department of State
Publisher	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1932
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	9 Mar 2009

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