The Soviets in world affairs
Subtitle: a history of the relations between the Soviet Union and the rest of the world, 1917-1929
By: Louis Fischer ; abridged by the author
Edition: 1st Vintage ed.
Series: Vintage Russian library; Vintage Russian library
Publisher: Vintage Books
Published: 1960
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 616
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The Bolsheviks make peace; title: Ally and enemy; title: "Big" allied intervention; title: The Paris Peace Conference; title: The allies and the whites; title: White Poland v. Red Russia; title: The armistice between two worlds; title: America, Japan, and Soviet Russia; title: The Genoa Conference; title: In the royal Dutch capital; title: Disarmament and Bolshevism; title: Revolutionary Russia and revolutionary Turkey; title: Anglo-Russian rivalry in Central Asia; title: The Curzon ultimatum; title: Ruhr, Russia, and revolution; title: The passing of Lenin; title: Soviet Russia enters the comity of nations; title: Locarno or Rapallo?; title: Anti-Locarno; title: Bright rays in France; title: Dark clouds over London; title: Moscow and the Chinese revolution; title: The British rupture with Russia; title: The after-effects of the break with England; title: The Bolshevik war scare; title: Shall the world disarm?; title: The Kellogg and Litvinov pacts; title: Moscow entertains a king; title: The Manchurian crisis; title: Soviet-American business; title: The resumption of Anglo-Soviet relations; title: Conclusion : problems of a revolutionary foreign policy.