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Red Dusk and the Morrow

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Agents-provocateurs, 72, 217

Agitator, professional, 245 f.

Alexandrinsky Theatre, 258

Allies:

economic intervention, 299;

military intervention, 46, 65, 81 f., 92, 226;

political control by, 225 f.

Anglo-Russian Commission, 3

Apfelbaum. See Zinoviev.

Archangel, 4, 11, 83

Arms, right to carry, 268, 277

Army, Red, 34, 42, 69, 116, 207, 210, 215 ff.;

classification of regiments, 234;

Communist “Cells,” 234;

discipline, 237;

essential features, 248;

mobilisation, 231;

mutiny, 229;

oath, 232;

political organisation, 234;

promotion, 227;

revolutionary tribunals, 230, 233;

terror in, 229;

uniform, 215.

See also Desertion, officers.

Arrest, avoidance of, 199, 209, 286;

in Finland, 167;

of workers, 257

Badaev, 281

Balahovitch, 249

Ballot, secret, 236, 274

Baluev, 248

Bielo’ostrof, 22, 98, 118

Bielorusia, 249

Bolshevik, demonstrations, 136 f., 142;

employment of bourgeois, 97, 115, 229, 269;

government, 251 ff.;

and the people, 43, 251 ff., 263;

and Third International, 254;

leaders helped by war, 225, 298;

love of theory, 264, 304;

negotiations with non-Bolsheviks, 64;

party, 34, 251, 271;

purge, 265 f.;

power, basis of, 303;

saints, 131

Bolshevism, and Soviet, 273 f., 296;

despotism, 201;

international aspect of, 252;

a social experiment, 251

Bourgeois, employed by Bolsheviks, 97, 115, 229, 269;

enterprise, need of, 294;

Lenin’s attitude to, 260

Boy scouts, 3

Bribery, of commissars, 98;

investigators, 126;

prison warders, 59, 96

Bronstein. See Trotzky.

Brusilov’s son shot, 224, 248

Cadet schools, 226

Certificates, of identification, 21 ff.;

exemption from military service, 122 ff.

Chaliapin, 158, 258

Children, league for protection of, 297

Clubs, Communist, 268

Commerce. See Trading.

Commissars, bribery of, 98;

Communist, 222;

regimental, 210, 230, 235;

Soviet of, 213, 271 f.

Committee of the poor, 43, 46, 242;

of village poor, 185, 260

Communal booths, 43;

eating-houses, 44, 62

Commune, village, 185

Communist, a typical, 243;

women, 267;

Youth, Union of, 268, 271

Communist “cells,” 234, 275;

clubs, 268; franchise, 273

Communist Party, 68, 71, 79, 114, 131, 211, 248, 251 ff.;

apart from people, 251, 264;

in army, 218, 227 ff.;

change of name, 34;

discipline, 270;

Jews in, 271;

membership, 266 f., 270;

meeting, 79;

and Soviet Government, 254;

and Third International, 254, 271;

training school, 267

Contre-espionnage, 64 f.

Co-operative Societies, 115, 255, 271, 305 f.

Counter-revolution, 66, 193, 204.

See also Extraordinary Commission.

Couriers, service of, 169, 171, 209

Crombie, Captain, 12, 65 f.

Cronstadt, 92, 121, 163, 285

Cross-examination, 58, 73 f.

Cultural-Enlightenment Committees, 240 f., 248

Denikin, 215, 224 f., 249

Denunciations, 238

Deriabinskya Prison, 91

Desertion from Red army, 116, 225 f., 229 f.

—— Commission for Combating, 231, 288

Disenfranchising peasants, 273

Disguise, change of, 150, 197 f., 285 f.

Disturbances, suppression of, 212

“Doctor,” the, 131 ff., 169, 194, 207

Dostoievsky, 304

Duma, 2, 257, 277

Dvinsk, 287

Eating-houses, Communal, 44, 283;

private, 44, 81, 120

Ekaterina Canal, 155

Elections, 186, 265 ff.

Electric light scarcity, 53

Engels, 131

Evdokimov, 280

Extraordinary Commission for the suppression of the counter-revolution, 19 f., 23, 50, 67, 70 ff., 91, 99, 101, 119, 125, 152, 193, 200, 205, 209, 230, 249, 276, 296

Finland, 12, 34, 92, 98, 110, 113 f., 117, 164 ff., 284

—— Railway station, 28

First International, 252

Fleet, British, 285 f.

Food, cards, 43;

rations, 41, 46, 56, 64, 114, 212, 261, 282;

sale of, 34, 40, 43 f., 100, 154, 235, 255 f., 262 f.;

smuggling, 188 f., 261

Formulas, Bolshevik love of, 264, 304

Franchise, 273

Freedom of speech, 79, 133, 141, 255, 277

—— of trade, 154, 255, 263 f.

—— suppression of, 303

“Freight weeks,” 261

Friedmann, 23

Frontier, Finnish, 13, 20, 98, 108 ff., 114, 166 f., 171 f., 285

—— Latvian, 292

—— Patrols, 18, 20, 114, 165, 167, 178

Fuel, 56, 69, 80, 114

Furniture confiscated, 149, 157

German Soviet of Petrograd, 139

Germans understand Russians, 92

Glinka, 304

Goróhovaya Street, No. 2. See Extraordinary Commission.

Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch, 111

Green Guards, 291 f.

Grodno, 229

Grusino station, 77, 106

Gutov, 248

Helsingfors, 11 f., 113, 168 f.

Hiding documents, 75 f., 95, 209, 289

Hold-ups in street, 79

Home, molestation in, 149, 157, 224

Hostages, 58, 93, 94, 216, 223 f., 231, 257 f., 289

House committee. See Committee of the poor.

Ice-route to Finland, 163 ff.

Instructions, 6 f.

Intervention. See Allies.

Intrigues in Finland, 171

Investigators of the Extraordinary Commission, 70, 95, 126

Ivan Sergeievitch, 16 f., 38 f., 118, 159, 169, 202 ff.

Jews, in army, 218;

Communist Party, 271

“Journalist,” the, 55, 80, 123, 148, 153, 194

Kamenostrovsky Prospect, 32, 44, 131

Kazan Cathedral, 38, 51, 160, 162

Kazanskaya Street, 38, 160

Klembovsky, 249

Kolchak, 210, 225 f., 249

Kresty Prison, 2

Kuznetchny Pereulok, 100

Labour Party, British, 257

Ladoga, Lake, 108, 172, 178

Latvia, 287 ff.

Lawyers, Tsarist, employed, 233

Legislation, Soviet, 279

Lenin, 3, 34, 218, 241, 254, 257 ff.;

bodyguard, 259;

and bourgeoisie, 260, 294;

and peasants, 260;

and Trotzky, 272

Licences to trade, 33

Lida, 229

Liebknecht, Karl, 131 f., 258

Lissy Nos, 164

Liteiny Bridge, 30

—— Prospect, 62

Lithuania, 303

Luban, Lake, 292

Lunacharsky, 79, 260

Luxembourg, Rosa, 131 f., 258

Makhno, 249

Maria, 52, 73, 94, 99 ff., 113, 153, 195

Marinsky Opera, 159, 258, 275

Market of speculators, 100;

raid on, 154

Marsh, Mr., 31 f., 48 ff., 66, 73, 199;

escape of, 77 ff.

Marsh, Mrs., arrest of, 50, 73, 74;

danger of, 94;

escape of, 97 ff.

Marx, Karl, 131, 242, 252, 260

Matches, smuggling, 188

Melnikoff, 12 ff., 18 f., 48 f., 67, 89 f., 117 f., 125, 131 ff., 205

Menshevist Party, 65, 237, 243, 261, 266, 281

Mihailovsky Square, 77

Military service. See Army.

Exemption from, 117, 122

Miliukoff, 257

Mines in Gulf of Finland, 121

Mirbach, Count, 4

Mobilisation. See Army.

Moscow, 4, 97, 263

Music, love of, 183 f., 244, 258

Mutiny in Red army, 229 f.

Names used by author, 21, 40, 53, 55, 57, 63, 105, 117, 144, 196

Narodny Dom, 159, 217, 258, 262

National Centre, Moscow, 213

Nevsky Prospect, 34, 62, 79, 190, 207

Nicholas station, 190, 232, 253, 255

Obuhov works, 276

Odessa, 220

Officers, Tsarist, in Red army, 91, 211, 216 ff., 220, 223 f., 226

Okhta Bridge, 190

—— station, 77, 105, 189

Opera, 158, 258, 275

Parliament, British, 257

Parsky, 249

Passports, 16, 21, 76, 116, 135, 144

Peasant “capitalist,” 181 f.

Peasantry, against both “Red” and “White,” 225, 227 f., 250;

feud with Bolsheviks, 263, 301 f.;

Finnish, 174;

leaders of, 249;

Lenin understands, 260 f.;

power of, 193;

propaganda among, 47, 228;

treatment of, 68, 185 ff.

Pertz, Otto, 139

Petrograd, return to, 30, 111, 113, 194 f.

—— Soviet, 236, 265 ff.

Petropavlovka, 31

Pilsudski, 249

Poland, 228, 249

Police, Tsarist, re-engaged, 50, 71, 117, 191

“Policeman,” the, 54, 57 f., 73, 85 f., 99, 105, 119, 123, 151, 169

Political guides, 238

Political organisation in army, 232 f.

Press, monopoly of, 34, 277

Professional classes. See Bourgeoisie.

Propaganda, in army, 143, 239 f.;

author to undertake, 285;

Communist, 271, 276;

by gramophone, 241;

among peasants, 47

Protopopoff, 190

Provisional Government, 242

Provocation by police, 72

Public Works, Department of, 54

Punctuality, lack of, 278

Putilov works, 255 f., 276

“Radishes,” 265

Raid, on eating-house, 62;

on market, 154;

on train, 188, 288 f.

Railway travelling, 77 f., 106, 187 f., 261 f., 288 f.

Rajajoki, 17

Rasputin, 257

Rations. See Food.

Rattel, 248

Rautta, 172

Red army. See Army.

Regiments, classification of, 234

Relatives as hostages, 216, 223 f.

Religion, failure to suppress, 305 ff.

Revolt against Bolsheviks, 71, 248, 257

Revolution of March, 1917, 1, 132, 190, 255, 275, 277

Revolutionary Tribunals, 230, 233

Rezhitsa, 289

“Sackmen,” 188 ff., 261

Sadovaya Street, 45

St. Izaac’s Cathedral, 103

St. Peter and St. Paul Fortress, 31, 111

Samara, 3, 278

Scheidemann, 140 ff.

Schools, Communist training, 267

Scriabine, 304

Seals, importance of, 22

Ship committee, 222

Shpalernaya Prison, 91

Siennaya market, 52, 154

Smuggling, 162, 187, 188, 200

Socialist-Revolutionary Party, 65 f., 237, 243, 261, 266, 281

Soldiers’ committees, 221

Soviet, connection with Bolshevism, 273, 296;

election, 186, 265, 272 ff;

Executive Committee, 279;

legislation, 279;

meeting of a, 278 ff.;

of people’s commissars, 213, 271;

Republic’s president, 262;

what is a, 272 ff.

Speculation, 70, 106, 154 f., 201, 235

Speech, freedom of, 79, 133, 141, 255, 277

Speeches, Communist, 133

Spies in Red army, 217

Stage, privileges of the, 64

Stáraya Derévnya, 162

Stepanovna, 39 f., 137 ff., 146, 152 f.

Stravinsky, 304

Street-sweepers, ladies as, 30, 33

Strikes, 84, 193, 256, 259, 274, 276

Suvorov Prospect, 190

Tauride Palace, 2, 277

Tchaikovsky, 83

Tche-Ka. Tchrezvitchaika. See Extraordinary Commission.

Telephone, 90, 206

Terijoki, 168, 171

Theatre, Alexandrinsky, 258.

See also Opera stage.

Third International Workers’ Association, 138, 252 ff., 262, 295 ff.;

headquarters, 253;

relation to Soviet Government, 254, 271

Thought, freedom of, 133

Tihon, the patriarch, 307

Tihonov, 23

Tiutchev, 308

Tolstoy, 304

Trade unions, 115

Trading, private, 70;

licences, 33

Travelling. See Railway.

Troitzkaya Street, 63

Trotzky, 44, 69, 79, 90 f., 211, 219 ff., 227, 229, 241, 248, 259 ff., 272

Tsarskoeselsky station, 208

Turgeniev, 304

“Two-pooding,” 262

Ukraine, 228, 231, 249

Uniform of Red army, 215;

use of British, 215

Uritzky, 20, 266

—— Palace, 277

Vasili Island, 66

Viborg, 12, 134, 174, 202

Vladimirovsky Prospect, 100

Volodarsky, 266

White army, 211, 223, 225, 227, 303

Winter Palace, 137, 202

Women Communists, 267;

electors, 277

Workers invited to join Communists, 266 f.

Wrangel, 225, 228, 249

Yaroslavl, 13, 205

Y.M.C.A., 3, 243

Yudenitch, 211

Zabalkansky Prospect, 156

Zagorodny Prospect, 208

Zinoviev, 20, 34, 79, 137 ff., 216 f., 241, 253, 257 ff., 278 ff.

Ziv, Dr., 219

Znamenskaya Square, 190

Zorinsky, 37, 62, 117 ff., 135 ff., 168 f., 202 f.

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