INDEX
Reading edition
All Souls’ Day, 147
Alsatians, 39, 40, 51, 86
American motor vans for Russia, 114;
Y.M.C.A., 203
Anarchists, 192-195, 225, 227, 228
Angara, 210
Austrian army, 64;
doctors, 145, 153;
prisoners adopt Bolshevism, 223, 224, 232;
Red Cross, 153
Austrians, 75, 76, 77, 177;
hatred of, by Germans, 101, 103, 223
Baikal, 119
Bolshevism, early outrages of, 193-195;
propaganda, 199, 200;
among prisoners, 227;
equality in the army, 211, 212, 225, 229;
and Germany, 201-203, 208, 229;
and German prisoners, 222, 223;
at Irkutsk, 204, 205, 207-215;
and Socialism, 216, 217, 219, 242;
and Capitalism, 230;
and land question, 240;
and education, 241;
and nationalization, 239;
and Courts of Justice, 241, 242;
and professional classes, 242, 243;
origin of, 219;
methods of, 220, 222;
conspiracies against, 221;
what it means, Appendix;
and the press, 229, 242
Brest-Litovsk, 237
Brigands, 233
Brusiloff, 199
Buriats, 156
Chinese frontier, 156, 159;
trade, 196
Cholm, 79, 80, 81
Christmas in Siberia, 146
Cossacks, 66, 68, 97, 99, 120, 158, 159, 211-213
Crown Prince, 6, 9
Czar, 185, 189, 211, 216
Czecho-Slovaks, 226
Duma, 191
England, trade of, 29, 33-35;
popularity of, in Siberia, 196, 197;
propaganda against Siberia, 201-203, 229
English army, 67;
treatment of, in Germany, Chapter III.
German character, 177, 181, 183;
press, 15, 20, 24-26;
fleet, 21-23;
treatment of prisoners, 69-71, 86;
working-men, 179, 180;
propaganda in Siberia, 171, 197-202, 229;
Red Cross, 65, 135, 178;
infantry, 62;
artillery, 63;
army exemptions, 38;
army, food in, 40, 49;
army barracks, 49,
army hospital, 42;
army training, 43-47, 50, 51, 55;
army songs, 52;
army equipment, 71, 72;
army in Belgium, 57, 58;
army in France, 59, 60;
army in Russia, 61-63;
army, plunder of, 85;
army brutality, 85;
army, theft in, 121-124;
army, promotion in, 88;
army, Socialism in, 121, 226-227;
army doctors, 143, 144, 148;
army prison outfit for Siberia, 137
Germany, desire for peace, 11;
strategic railways, 12
Greeks, 174
Grey, Sir Edward, 21
Hague Conference, 6, 7
Henderson, 203, 204
Henneken, Frau von, 150, 178
Hindenburg, 24, 63, 68, 76
Hungarians, 78, 175, 223
Irkutsk, 187;
Len demonstration at, 191;
criminals at, 192;
emissary from Lenin to, 199;
first Bolshevik outbreak at, 204, 205;
bombardment of, 210-215;
white house at, 210, 211;
children’s hospital at, 213;
arming of prisoners at, 225;
British Consul at, 231;
Soviet at, 236, 237
Japan, 8, 196, 201
Jews, 96, 100, 108, 109, 116, 141, 143, 147, 166, 178, 183
Joffre, 60
Kaiser, toast of, 4;
unpopularity of, 9;
and the war, 10, 14;
brother of, 25;
sons of, 25;
sister of, 25
Kerenski, 201, 202, 208;
Revolution, 186-192, 195
Korniloff, 202
Lenin, 199, 204, 235, 236, 237
Liége, 56
Lusitania, 41
Masurian Lakes, 23, 61, 62
Militarism, Chapter I.
Morocco crisis, 9, 10
Moscow, 116, 117
Oskar, Prince, 4, 5, 6, 7
Patlych, 216, 217
Poles, 186, 187
Prisoners’ associations, 222-226
Red Cross, Austrian, 153;
German, 65, 135, 178;
Russian, 113, 141, 148;
Swedish, 136, 139
Red Guards, 210, 216
Russia and Germany, 9;
before Revolution, 168;
economic difficulties of, 195
Russian State, venality of, 160, 162-168;
army, 111, 112, 171-173;
army training, 51;
army officers, 155, 161, 162, 172, 185;
army and Revolution, 186-188;
artillery, 66;
treatment of prisoners, 95-99, Chapter VI.;
character, 123, 155-158, 218;
peasants, 106-108;
doctors, 139, 144, 148;
Red Cross, 113, 141, 148
Siberia, journey to, 124;
criminals in, 192;
barrack life in, Chapters VII., VIII.;
attempts to escape from, 156-159;
food rations, 162;
camp officials, 161, 165, 168;
amusement for prisoners, 177;
parcels, 167;
seasons of, 169, 170;
commercial importance of, 198;
revolution in, 189;
pro-Germanism in, 228, 229
Soldiers’ Councils, 219, 220
Soviet, 231, 232, 237
Spies, Chapter II., 182, 183, 184
Strendberg, 208
Stretensk, 150, 156, 187, 188, 223, 232
Tartars, 175
Turks, 144, 145, 173, 175
Typhus, 129-131, 138-149
Tyrolese, 77
Vermin, 125
Vladivostok, 233, 241
Yellow influence, 196
Y.M.C.A., 81, 203
Younkers, 192, 205, 210, 213, 214, 217
Ypres, 64
Zorn, 6, 7, 8
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