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Swann, Herbert, Home on the Neva: A Life of a British Family in Tsarist St Petersburg, and After the Revolution, London: Gollancz, 1968.
Thurstan, Violetta, Field Hospital and Flying Column, Being the Journal of an English Nursing Sister in Belgium and Russia, London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1915.
—— The People Who Run, Being the Tragedy of the Refugees in Russia, London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1916.
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‘Bolsheviki at Russia’s Throat’, Literary Digest, 55, October–December 1917, 9–11.
Britannia [formerly The Suffragette], June–November 1917.
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Index
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A
Academy of Art, Petrograd
accommodation shortages
Admiralty Gardens, Petrograd
African Americans
alcohol
Alexander II
Alexander III
Alexander Nevsky Monastery, Petrograd
Alexander Palace, Tsarskoe Selo
Alexandra Feodorovna
Alexandra, Queen
Alexandrinsky Theatre, Petrograd
Alexandrovsky Military Academy Petrograd
Alexey Nikolaevich, Tsarevich
Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
All Russian Congress of Soviets
American Church, Petrograd
American Colony Hospital, Petrograd
American International Corporation
anarchists
Andrews, Louisette
Anet, Claude
Anglican Church, Petrograd
Anglo-Russian Hospital, Petrograd
Anglo-Russian Propaganda Bureau
Anichkov Bridge, Petrograd
anneksiya
anti-Semitism
Arbenina, Stella (Baroness Meyedorff)
Archangel, Russia
Armour, Norman
Army and Navy Hall, Petrograd
‘Around the World in Wartime’
Arsenal, Petrograd
Artillery Department, Petrograd
Ashenden (Maugham)
Associated Press
Astor family
Astoria, see Hotel Astoria
Astrakhan, Russia
astrakhan hats
atheism
Aurora
Austria-Hungary
Axelbank, Hermann
B
bacon
Baku, Azerbaijan
Bakunin, Mikhail Alexandrovich
balalaika
Balfour, Arthur
ballet
Baltic fleet, see under Russian Navy
Baltic Station, Petrograd
Baring, John, 2nd Baron Revelstoke
baseball
Bastille, Paris
Bathurst family
Battle of Mons (1914)
Battle of the Somme (1916)
Battle of Verdun (1916)
‘bayonetocracy’
Beatty, Bessie
Beatty, Warren
Belarus
Belgium
Bell syndicate
Beloostrov, Petrograd
Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace, Petrograd, see also Anglo-Russian Hospital
Beringer, Guy
Berkman, Alexander
Bicycle Battalion
Blanqui, Louis Auguste
Bliss, Clinton A.
BloodStained Russia (Thompson)
Bloody Sunday (1905)
Bochkareva, Maria
Bologoe, Russia
Bolsheviks
Boris Godunov (Mussorgsky)
Boris Vladimirovich, Grand Duke
Boston Red Sox
Boston Sunday Globe
bourgeoisie
Bowerman, Elsie
bread, bread protests
Brest-Litovsk Treaty (1918)
bribery
bridge (game)
Brisac, Auguste
Britain, British embassy
1910 Buchanan becomes ambassador to Russia
1916 opening of Anglo-Russian Hospital; Buchanan visits Tsar at Tsarskoe Selo
1917 New Year diplomatic reception at Catherine Palace, Allied conference in Petrograd, Buchanan visits Pokrovsky, Buchanan refuses Freedericksz family refuge, recognition of Russian Provisional Government, Labour Party representatives visit Petrograd, Henderson sent to Petrograd, Pankhurst visits Petrograd, British Colony Hospital offers refuge to expat community, expats begin fleeing Petrograd, Maugham sent to Petrograd for SIS, Buchanans prepare to leave Petrograd, Knox negotiates with Bolsheviks over Women’s Battalion, cadets smuggled out of Petrograd, Trotsky refuse exit permits for expats, assassination threats against Buchanan, Christmas celebrations; farewell for Buchanans, Buchanans leave Petrograd