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See under Death, this catalogue, A.McKnlght for Russian Medal.


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Dr. ?.?.Kirk (RN correspondence) for Russians in England with snow on their boots, 1914.


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M.M.Kaizer (POW) on good work of Russian doctors in captivity.

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A.Blezzard (GS) Diary 25.7.1919 - 27-7.1919 on plot by Russian soldiers to kill English and Russian Officers.

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Grierson K.McIver (GS) S.Russia 1919-20. Papers 267-289.

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J.C.Wedgewood (DF) Siberian Mission 1918, Vol.6. - Instructions: Report and letters 19.3-18, 23-3.18, 16.1.18. Memoirs p.4.

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2 photos of Russians, probably flight students. See photo album under Anon in Air Section.


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J.K.McLeod (RNMN) N. Russia 1919 - See summary of letters and VP.

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F.S.G.Barnett (GS) Letter 101 (27-11.17- ) See also attitude to Russians.

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H.M.Williams (GE). See Recollections summary for descriptions of Russian P.O.W.s. Vol. IV 15.3.1917. News of Russian revolution reached Germany "much rejoicing, general holiday".

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T.Lethem (GS) See diary for 27-9-1918 - 16.7.1919 for N. Russian experiences.

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I.V. Duchenne (DF) for postcard photographs of members of the Russian Royal Family. Also her manuscript recollections for her horror at the news of the massacre of Romanous in 1918.

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S.J. Hanna (GS) - letter 11.7.1917, good description of the Russian attack in Galicia, July 1917.

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M. Fawcett (WO) 1st WW papers Russia [?], p.405 description of political position since revolution.

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Category: Attitudes/Opinions - Towards Russians

K.P.Hemphill (GS) Letter 18.11.16 - on warmth of Anglo-Russian relationship in Salonika.

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P.Neville Ellis (GS) Letter 38, 29.6.17 "Seem to be making

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F.S.G.Barnett (GS) Russians (in Mespot) have 3 heroic women with them. "I must say their Cossack cavalry look a pretty uesful lot” . Letter 10(18.12.17).

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A.N.Grey (RN/MN) Letter from H.M.S.Marlborough off Sebastopol (1919?) Whites and Bolshevicks both a pretty hopeless lot goes on to give more details.

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Erskine papers (GS) Rev.H.J.Chapman - Letter 3 (3.5.17) to his niece, Miss G.Erskine "If only the Russians play the game we shall all get home this year".

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H.M.Williams (Germany) Recollections Vol.II, p72-3 - British and Russian POWs liked each other. "I never heard a single case of friction between them". Russians "likeable ... even