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Catalogue of Pares Collection - PAR/6/12/1-PAR/6/12/4 piece descriptions
PAR/6/12/1
Papers from and re White held Siberia (1919-1920)
Previous number: part of box 25
Contents: papers from and re White held Siberia, mostly translations of
White newspaper articles and surveys of the Soviet press including -
- "Bolsheviks upon the economic condition of Russia" from "Pause Commune"
(April 1920)
- "Tone of Bolshevik press"
- "The Bolshevik press" (May 1919)
- "Weak points of Bolshevism ...as disclosed by their newspapers..."
- "Investigation", report on Bolshevik atrocities committed against the
people of Kizil village (April 1919)
- "Protocol: a general meeting of the Panachevsky Volunteer Fighting
Brigade" (April 1919)
- "Short summary of the economic policy of the regional economic council
in Western Siberia and the wrongs during the Bolshevik rule and its
results"
(Languages) English & Russian
1 envelope
Please note: newspapers in very bad condition
PAR/6/12/2
Papers from and re White held Siberia (1919-1920)
Previous number: part of box 25
Contents: papers from and re White held Siberia, mostly translations of
White newspaper articles (with originals attached) including -
- "Stories of fugitives from the town of Christopol" (Mar 1920)
- "Act of investigation concerning the arrest and murder of hostages in
Piatigorsk in Oct 1918" by "The Special Commission by the
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces in South Russia for investigating
the atrocities perpetuated by the Bolsheviks"
(Languages) English & Russian
1 envelope
Please note: newspapers in very bad condition
PAR/6/12/3
Papers from and re White held Siberia (1919-1920)
Previous number: part of box 25
Contents: papers from and re White held Siberia, mostly translations of
White newspaper articles (some with originals attached) including -
- "Revolts of Cossacks are spreading, the Reds are flying towards the
North" from "Vehkaya Rossiya" (Jan 1920)
- "Can Lenin rely upon the peasants?" (July 1919)
- "Report by Anichkoff arrived from Soviet Russia"
- "Bolsheviks in Omsk"
(Languages) English & French & Russian
1 envelope
Please note: newspapers in very bad condition
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