INDEX
Reading edition
Achinsk, 4
Advertising, science of, 97
Afghanistan, Amir of, envoys from Lenin, 223
Agafonov, Gregory, 137
Alapaievsk, 83
Alexandra, Tsarina of Russia:
murdered, 132-138, 172;
cremated, 154-166;
mode of concealing her jewels, 158, 167;
life at Tobolsk, 183;
attends Mass, 184;
birth of a son, 328;
appearance, 329;
passion for jewelry, 329
Alexis, Tsarevich of Russia:
at Ekaterinburg, 127;
murdered, 132-138, 172;
cremated, 154-166;
lameness, 173;
education, 178, 180
Alexis, Tsarevich of Russia, prophecy of, 136
Alferov, Michael, 155
Anarchists, doctrine, 202
Anastasia, Grand Duchess:
murdered, 132-138, 172;
cremated, 154-166
Anthony, Bishop, 264
Balabanova, 205
Barrakatula, Professor, at Moscow, 222
Bednota, the, 293
Birkmanns, John, 203, 205
Bleezdale, Mr., 275
Blücher, General von, in command at Novo-Nikolaevsk, 84, 335
Bogdanov, 326
Bogotol, 21
Boivoud, Victor, 140
Bokhara, revolution, 223
Bolotnaya, 12
Bolsheviks, the, policy, xi, 42-46, 77, 106, 113, 292;
atrocities, 37;
characteristics, 47, 49, 54, 62, 244;
use of the colour red, 64;
elections, 119;
wish to evangelize English workmen, 203;
International propaganda, 204, 206;
revolutionary views, 210-219, 286;
literature, 212-215;
theatres, 217;
“atmosphere,” 232;
news agency, 252-261;
creed, 289;
seductive appeal of their theory, 294;
emblems, 294;
position, 298;
number, 306;
journalism, 313;
list of instructions, 316;
modernism, 318-320;
system of education, 319
Bolshevism, vii, ix, 24, 339;
system of government, 53, 332;
Socialist journalists, 90;
resemblance to Puritanism, 108;
the Red Star of, 112;
war-cry, 114;
result of, 320, 333
“Boris Gudenov,” 194
Botkin, Dr., 127, 132, 181;
murdered, 136;
cremated, 154-166
British, the, characteristic of frankness, 280
British Army, 324, 340
British Military Mission:
at Omsk, 1;
flight from, 1-22;
captured at Krasnoyarsk, 22
British Railway Mission at Omsk, 1
British Red Cross supplies, 68
Buchan, John, 199
Budyonin, career, 338, 339
Bugatch, 21
Burke, Edmund, on the French Terrorists, 248, 326
“Butter General,” 6
Butter, price of, 123
“Byloe,” 30
Carlyle, Thomas, 286, 340
Carroll, Lewis, “Jabberwock,” 104
Cheliabinsk, 201, 336
Chesterton, G. K., 90, 91, 199
Chicherin, 63;
assistants, 199;
inspects telegrams by radio, 247;
mode of living, 247;
characteristics, 248;
office, 249;
nationality, 268
Churchill, Rt. Hon. Winston, 98
Clarke, Colonel, 95
Clynes, J. R., 151
Communism:
principles, 24, 53, 88, 274;
patriarchal, 62;
result of the system, 120-123, 317;
modernism, 318-320
Communist Youth, League of, 117, 152
Communists, craving for propaganda, 204;
number, 299
Constantinople, 222
Corpses, treatment of, 15, 33, 35
Cromwell, Oliver, 108
Czechs, the:
conquest of Siberia, xi;
advance on Ekaterinburg, 168;
messenger service, 201
Daily Herald, the, 78, 91, 296
D——, Mr. Justice, 44
Demedova, 127, 132;
murdered, 137;
cremated, 154-166
Denikin, General, defeat, x, 88
Derevenko:
murdered, 158, 177;
charges against, 181
Derzhinsky, M., head of the extraordinary commission, 48, 268
Dickinson, Mr., 90
Dolgoruki, Prince, 183;
murdered, 171
Dongola, the, 310
Dostoievsky, extract from, 290
Dovgolevsky:
electrical engineer, 76;
study of social questions, 77;
on the Russian workmen, 339
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, 199
Dryagina, Vassa, 168
Dutov, General, 326
Ekaterinburg, 74, 88, 92, 108;
measures against typhus, 95-97;
Propaganda Hall, 109-113, 312;
names of streets, 115;
number of Government offices, 115;
of professional unions, 116;
museum, 118;
meeting of the Provincial Soviet, 119;
libraries, 120;
eating-houses, 120;
working of the Communist theory, 120-123;
Government Provisioning Department, 122;
Ippatievsky Dom, 124-129;
number of newspapers, 257;
conditions in, 323
Eliot, Sir Charles, 85
Engineers, insufficient pay and position, 81
En Route, the, 93, 100
Ermakov, Peter, 165
Esthonia, peace with, 292
Extraordinary Commission, institution, 300
Falk, electrical engineer, 269
Feinberg, Commissar, 296
Feinberger, Press censor, 242, 246
Finland, 298;
International propaganda, 293
Florinsky, Mr., 216
Francis, Mr., American Ambassador, 241
Freemasonry, in Russia, 268
French Canadians, 302
French Press:
corruption, 259;
Revolution, result of the, 295
Gendrikova, Countess, murdered, 171
George, Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd, 102;
saying of, 300;
policy in Ireland, 302
German envoys, in Russia, 226, 231;
prisoners of war, in Moscow, 230
Gialliard, Peter, 157, 180
Gibbs, Mr., tutor to the Tsarevich, 176
Goldmann, Emma, 203, 205
Goldstein, Colonel, 285
Gold train, 6, 311
Goloshokin:
Commissar at Ekaterinburg, 129, 131, 144;
announces the murder of the Tsar, 130;
at the burial of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
death, 148
Gorbunov, 139, 164
Graves, General, 85
Great Britain, result of a Soviet Government, 197
Gulyaev, the Commissar, 169
Hahn, Lieutenant, 326
Hand-shaking, fine on, 62, 92
Horrocks, Captain, 46, 49, 57, 69
Horses:
number of ownerless, 65-67;
death, 66
Husie, Mr., 221
India, British rule in, 222
Internationalism or anti-nationalism, 288, 291, 292
Ippatiev, Mr., 124
Ippatievsky Dom, 124-129, 161;
plan of, 129
Ireland, condition of, 112
Irkutsk, 71
Irtysh River, 1
Isetsky factory, 159;
plan of, 161;
mine, 154, 155, 160
Ivan, the train conductor, 24
Ivanov, Feodor, 169
Ivanov:
at Ekaterinburg, 117;
revolutionary views, 118;
presides at a meeting of the Provincial Soviet, 119
Ivantsev, Colonel, 19
Izhevsky Division, number of deaths from typhus, 32, 321
Izvestia, the, 328
Izvoshchik, or driver, 14, 48, 195
James I., King, 302
James, Private, 13
Janin, General, 85
Japan, 298
Jews, number of, in the Soviet Government, 267
Johnston, Colonel, 84
Journalists, foreign, in Russia, 233-240, 243
Kalmykov, 36
Kapp, abortive revolution in Berlin, 251
Karlin, Dr., 205
Keeley, Mr., 228, 335
Kendrikova, 180
Kensit, John, 112
Kent, the, 310
Kerzhentsev, Comrade:
“The Irish Revolution,” 111;
director of the Rosta, 256, 258
Kew Gardens, carnivorous plant, 320
Klementovich, Colonel, 76
Knox, General Sir Alfred, 85;
leaves Omsk, 1;
military attaché at Tannenberg, 8
Kobylinsky, Colonel, 181
Kochenovo, Red Cross train, burnt, 311
Kolchak, Admiral:
defeat of his army, viii, 8, 88, 124;
gold reserve train, 6, 311;
retreat, 15, 17, 67;
War Office at Omsk, 85;
cartoon, 110
Kopchiki Forest, 153, 160;
village, 161
Korea, independence of, 220
Korff, 22
Kostusov, Alexander:
at the cremation of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
discovery of relics, 163
Krasnoyarsk, 8, 22, 41;
system of registration, 52, 56, 60;
Concentration Camp, 58;
cases of typhus, 58, 320;
Red fête, 64;
number of ownerless horses, 65-67;
of English uniforms, 67
Krassin Mission, 80
Kremlin, 252
Krivtsov, Alexander, 165
Kropotkin, Prince, ix
Kukhtenkov, Prokofy, 164, 165
Labashev, Leonidas, 138, 164
Labour Army:
scheme, 74, 83, 88, 92, 105, 334, 336;
failure, 106
Landau-Aldanov, “Lenin und der Bolshewismus,” 290
Lenin, M., 48, 90, 108;
pictures of, 113, 114;
interview with Yurovsky, 143;
appearance, 143, 224;
Bolshevik envoys, 222;
speech at the Ninth Communist Convention, 224;
day’s work, 225;
character of his censorship, 245;
belief in his dogma of internationalism, 288, 291;
characteristics, 289, 290, 329, 330;
failure of his policy, 303;
fanaticism, 330;
style of eloquence, 330;
gospel of hate, 331
Lenov, Peter Alexeivich, 139, 164
Lermontov: “Borodino,” 303;
“Demon,” 178
Leroy-Beaulieu, P., on the Jewish mind, 102
Letemin, Kouzma Ivanovich, 167, 171
Letemin, Michael Ivanovich, 167
Litvinov, interest in foreign journalists, 240
Litvinov-O’Grady, agreement, 307
Lockhart, Mr., Consul-General in Moscow, 103
London, increase of the postal rate, 198
Lovatnykh, Basil, 165;
at the cremation of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
discovery of relics, 163
Lukhanov, 138, 164
Lunacharsky, Commissar of Fine Arts, 90, 218, 293
Lvov, Mr., 200
Lvov, Prince, 200
Macdonald, Ramsay, 151
Macready, General Sir Nevill, 71
Makarov:
effect of Bolshevik oratory, 25;
at Krasnoyarsk, 325
Mamantov, S., 337, 339
Mamontov-Sibiriak, 115
Mamyshkin, Sergius Pavlov, 165
Manchester Guardian, the, 91
Mansur, Dr., agent of the Soviet, 222
Maria, Grand Duchess:
murdered, 132-138, 172;
cremated, 154-166
Martel, Captain, 52, 54, 64
Marx, Karl:
warning, 91;
appeal to workers, 109;
busts of, 112, 115
McCullagh, Captain Francis:
member of the British Military Mission, at Omsk, 1;
flight from, 2-22, 325;
travelling in a sleigh, 12-15, 18-20;
at Taiga, 20;
captured at Krasnoyarsk, 22, 41, 287, 325;
leaves the train, 47;
quarters at Krasnoyarsk, 50;
impecuniosity, 51, 56;
ordered to register, 52;
on the danger of Bolshevism, 53;
registered, 58, 60;
negotiations with a Commissar, 59;
gives lessons, 61;
poses as a civilian, 69;
access to Commissar circles, 70-74;
war correspondent, 71;
telegrams to Moscow, 73;
journey to Ekaterinburg, 74-88, 108, 324, 333;
destruction of identity clues, 82, 270;
at Novo-Nikolaevsk, 84;
Omsk, 84-87;
at a meeting of the Provincial Soviet, 119;
interview with Yurovsky, 146-152;
journey to Moscow, 186-191, 317;
life in Moscow, 206;
attack of “trench foot,” 206;
guest of the Soviet Government, 220;
enters the Kremlin, 252;
interview with Tikhon the Patriarch, 262;
arrested by the Vecheka, 269-272;
searched, 270, 275;
cell, 276;
life in prison, 276-285;
food, 282;
examined, 283;
released, 285;
leaves Russia, 307;
on board the Dongola, 310
Mercier, Cardinal, 262
Merezhkovsky, saying of, 36
Metvietev, Paul, 125, 131;
murders the Tsar, 134;
flight, 166;
destroys traces of the crime at Ippatievsky House, 167;
journey to Moscow, 186, 191
Michael, Grand Duke, murdered, 171
Mikhailov, war correspondent of the Pravda, 15, 203
Miropomazanie, the, 184
Mogilevsky, 268, 283
Morning Post, the, 78
Moscow, 187, 191;
condition, 192-196, 198, 317;
food, 193, 207;
result of Soviet Government, 196, 207;
iron tyranny, 198;
anarchists, 202;
the Polish churches, 208;
disappearance of newspapers, 215;
destruction of official documents, 216;
plays, 217;
Third International, 220, 297;
capitalists, 226-229;
diplomatists, 229;
German prisoners, 230;
the People’s Commissariat of Foreign Affairs, 241, 249, 296;
the Kremlin, 252;
Food Control at, 304
Moscow-Kursk railway strike, 288
Mrachkovsky, Commissar, present at the murder of the Tsar, 131
Mulkner or Kamerinsk, 230
Murray, Sergeant, 19
Muzhik, the, 122, 195, 303, 314
Nation, the, 90
Nekrasov, the democratic poet, 176;
“Moroz Krasny Nos,” 178;
“Russian Women,” 178
New Statesman, the, 90
New York World, the, 72
Newspapers, disappearance of, 215
Nicholas II., Tsar of Russia:
account of his murder, 124-138, 172;
fondness for children, 127;
appearance, 132, 173;
removal of his body, 138-140;
cremated, 154-166;
rumours of his being sent to Perm, 169;
treatment by the Reds, 173;
attends Mass, 174;
courtly manners, 175;
life at Tobolsk, 183;
publication of his public speeches, 217
Nikolsk, seized by the Japanese, 251
Ninth Communist Convention, 224, 253
Nizhniudinsk, 311
North, Rev. Frank, xii, 206
North, Mrs., attacked by the Russian Press, 314
Northcliffe, Lord, 90, 91, 256
Novo-Nikolaevsk, 4, 84, 335;
captured by the Reds, 12;
number of deaths from typhus, 31, 32
Okhotsk, Sea of, 179
Olga, Grand Duchess:
murdered, 132-138, 172;
cremated, 154-166
Omsk, British Military Mission at, 1;
captured by the Reds, 2;
money, worthless, 11, 48, 51;
bridge blown up, 83;
cases of typhus, 84, 320;
retreat from, 325
Orenburg, 336
Osaka Asahi, the, 220
Osaka Mainichi, the, 221
Oyash, 12
Pak-oi, head of the Korean Committee at Moscow, 220
Pankratov, V. S.:
jailer of the Tsar, 175;
characteristics, 176;
statement on the Imperial Family, 176-184
Pan-Mohammedan Congress, 222, 297
Parasites, the, 286, 297
Partin, Nicholas:
at the burial of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
discovery of relics, 163
Pascal, Captain, 290
Peasants, the, 314-316
People’s Commissariat of Foreign Affairs, 241, 249, 296
Pepelaiev, General, 12
Perm, 67;
bridge replaced, 83, 90;
number of newspapers, 257
Petrograd, “The Union of Five Oppressed,” 202
Petrov, 180
Plekhanov, Mr., arrested, 198
Pobydonostsev, Procurator of the Most Holy Synod, 289
Polar Sea, 5, 29, 179
Poles, the, 7, 21
Polish churches:
in Moscow, 208;
clergy, 266
Polukarov, John, 337
Pometkovsky, Captain, 154;
discovery of the murder of the Tsar, 155-157
Pravda, the, 15, 145, 203, 314
Press, development of the, 91;
censorship, 242
Preston, Mr., 129
Proletariat, the, 49, 50, 286, 297, 337
Propaganda Hall, 109-113;
charts and cartoons, 110
Propaganda, system of, vii, 97
Puritanism, 24;
resemblance to Bolshevism, 108
Radek, 90;
“The Bolshevik Party,” 291;
on the effect of foreign trade on Bolshevism, 328
Railways, destruction, 83, 188, 327
Rasputin, pictures of, 134
Razin, Stenka, 115
Red Army, 288, 335;
cartoons on, 111;
supply of arms, 337
Red Flag, The, 64
Red Labour Army, 334;
see Labour
Red Road, The, 64
“Red Star of Bolshevism,” 303
Red Tocsin, The, 64, 89, 334
Red Workman, The, 64
Reds, the, ix;
at Irtysh River, 1;
capture Omsk, 2;
Novo-Nikolaevsk, 12;
revolutionary enthusiasm, 23;
atrocities, 27;
English uniforms, 67;
massacre of White officers, 70;
treatment of the Imperial Family, 173;
propaganda, 210-219;
on the freedom of Russia, 308;
joined by the Whites, 325
Reformation, result of the, 295
Revel, 233
Review of Reviews, the, 92
Rodzianko, Count, 177
Roman Catholic Church, in Russia, 265-267
Rooney, Sergeant, 61
Ropp, Bishop, imprisoned, 265
Rosenberg, Press censor, 242, 246
Rosta, the, 252-257, 260
Russia:
history, 29-31;
debauchery, 36;
peasant refugees, 37;
dislocation of families, 38, 200;
notices on station walls, 38, 312;
fate of girls, 39;
change in customs, 61;
patriarchal Communism, 62;
prejudice against manual labour, 63, 94;
subbotnik movement, 151;
result of the Soviet Government, 190, 196, 207;
German envoys, 226, 231;
capitalists, 229, 304;
foreign journalists, 233-240, 243;
Foreign Office, 235, 237;
system of Press censorship, 242-245;
use of wireless, 258, 260;
separation of Church and State, 263;
position of the clergy, 264;
Roman Catholic Church, 265-267;
system of education, 267, 338;
characteristics of the people, 287, 303, 313;
number of Communists, 299;
Extraordinary Commission, 300;
corruption, 304;
population, 306;
military reaction, 307;
peasants, 314-316;
epidemic of typhus, 320-323;
trade with capitalist countries, 327
Russia, Grand Duchesses of:
imprisoned in Ippatievsky Dom, 127;
murdered, 131-138, 172;
cremated, 154-166
“Russian Friends of American Freedom” Association, 203, 223
“Russian Socialist Telegraph Agency,” or the Rosta, 252-257, 260
Sadul, Captain, 103, 222
Sakharov, General, 4, 23, 326
Samoilov, Alexander, 170
Schmidt, Herr, 228
Schneider, Countess, 180
Semashko, Dr., Commissar of Public Health, 31
Semenov, concubine, 36
Serbia, raid on German trenches, viii
Serezhnikov, Mr., 230
Sergiev, war correspondent of the Pravda, 145, 203
Shaw, George Bernard, 90, 91
Sheremetievsky, Andrew, 154, 155
Shitinkin, 21
Siberia, 29;
conquered by the Czechs, xi;
treatment of the peasants, 17;
refugees, 28;
epidemic of typhus, 31, 320-323;
military revival meetings, 257;
military position in, 335
Sirovi, General, 85
Sleighs, travelling by, 12-15, 18-20
Smith, Private, 325
Social-Democrat, extract from, 331
Soviet Government, ix, 299, 332;
system of advertisement, 97;
result in Russia, 190, 196, 207;
number of Jews, 267;
marriage-law, 309
Sovietsky Sibir, the, 85
Spain, 296
Spassky, 338
Staroduma, 168
Stead, W. T., 90
Streokin, on the murder of the Tsar, 134, 172
Struve, Professor, 319
Subbotnik movement, 151
Supranovitch, 76
Sverdlov, Commissar, Vice-Minister of Ways and Communications, 72, 76, 327;
death, 107
Taiga, 20, 84;
number of cases of typhus, 34, 320
Tambov, 338
Tashkent, 223
Tatarskaya, 311
Tatiana, Grand Duchess:
murdered, 132-138, 172;
cremated, 154-166;
compositions, 180
Tatishchev, Count, 183;
murdered, 171
Tattelberg, Madame, 182
Third International Organization, 297
Thomas, Mr., at British Consulate in Ekaterinburg, 128, 319
Tikhon, the Patriarch:
interview with Captain F. McCullagh, 262;
characteristics, 262;
encyclical, 263;
position, 264
Timereva, Madame, 36
Tomsk, 23;
Red G.H.Q. in, 85
“Train-jumping,” 9
Trans-Baïkalia, 221
Trotsky:
fine on hand-shaking, 62, 92;
at Ekaterinburg, 63, 92;
scheme of a Labour Army, 74, 83, 88, 92, 105, 336;
style of journalism, 90;
appearance, 92;
capacity for work, 93;
transport reorganization, 93;
exercise, 94;
measures against typhus, 95-97;
speech on “The Fight Against Economic Ruin,” 98;
treatment of the working classes, 99;
train, 99;
police protection, 100, 194;
adaptability, 101;
characteristics, 102, 106;
style of oratory, 103-105;
position, 107;
pictures of, 113, 115, 117;
in the Kremlin, 252;
nervous strain, 300;
autocracy, 320
Trotsky, Mrs., 94
Turks, fanaticism, 55
Tsarskoe Selo, 134
Typhus:
epidemic of, 6, 16, 320-323;
train burnt, 6, 311;
number of deaths from, 31-35, 84;
treatment of patients, 33;
measures against, 95-97
“Typhus General,” 6
Ufa, 32
Ulster, 302
Uniat Church, 266, 267
Ural factories, 98
Varakovshev, Alexander, 170
Vecheka, the, 272;
police officials, 274;
Governor, 275, 282
Voitsekhovsky, General, 31
Vologda, Province, 264
Walters, Sergeant-Major, 18, 26
Webb, Sydney, 90
Wells, H. G., 90, 91
Whites, the, 323-327;
advance on Krasnoyarsk, 26;
atrocities, 71;
massacre of, 149;
join the Reds, 325
William II., ex-Kaiser, 330
Wireless service in Russia, 258, 260
Witte, Count, 306
Workmen in Factories, 335
Xenofontov, 283, 284
Yakimov, Anatoly, 134, 137;
on the murder of the Tsar, 172
Yaroslav, 187
Yates, Mr., 48
Yenisei, the, 59
Yudenich, advance on Petrograd, 104
Yurovskaya, Miss, 99, 152
Yurovsky:
murders the Tsar, 108, 125, 130-138, 329;
wounded, 137, 139, 151;
at the burial of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
fear of vengeance, 141;
appointed Inspector of Life Insurance, 142, 150;
interview with Lenin, 143;
flight to Petrograd, 143;
return to Ekaterinburg, 144;
house, 145;
interview with Captain F. McCullagh, 146-152;
appearance, 147;
death of his mother, 148;
President of the Extraordinary Commission, 149;
Bolshevik theories, 151;
son and daughter, 152;
picks up relics, 162
Zinoviev, 90, 327
Zlatoust, 336
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