Siberia To-Day
"Siberia To-Day" by Frederick Ferdinand Moore is a first-hand account published in 1919. Moore, an American intelligence captain, documents his experiences during the Allied intervention in Siberia's civil war from September 1918 to March 1919. He witnessed life under Cossack rule as Bolshevism spread, recording encounters with local leaders and alcohol-fueled gatherings in Chita. Moore explores the chaos of competing factions and examines why the American mission struggled without clear policy, making enemies of all sides in this turbulent period.
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