Who has a Good Time in Russia?
- WIL/2/15
- Item
- 1928
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning Russian society, in particular the life of the peasantry.
Who has a Good Time in Russia?
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning Russian society, in particular the life of the peasantry.
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning the Reichenhalle Conference. A draft of an article, with annotations.
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning the early results of Lenin's 'experiment.'
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning a report by T.D. Roudneff of a Special Commission appointed to investigate the relations of Russian Court, Ministry, Okhrana and Rasputin using, in particular, the correspondence of the Imperial family and the records of the Ohrana as relating to Rasputin. This coverage of that report covers Rasputin's emergence, his personal life and rumours of relations with ladies of high society, and rumours of his interference in political matters. [Draft copy].
Russian Situation - Bolshevik Realities
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning the current situation in Russia under Lenin. From the Daily Telegraph.
Russian Situation - Kolchak's Dictatorship
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning the Admiral Kolchak's coup d'etat in November 1918; on the arrest of Social Revolutionaries and members of the Constituent Assembly and the role of Czecho-Solvaks in Kolchaks army. Also a note on Kolchak's career. From the Daily Telegraph.
The Tragedy of the Russian Army
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning the withdrawal of the Russian Army from the First World War, the conditions of the Russian Army and Russian society, and brief descriptions of key figures. On the deficiency of supplies and lack of arms (especially machine guns and heavy artillery ammunition), the formation of the War Industries Commission, and the trial of Souhomlinoff. Includes some annotations.
Printed material by Edwin Wilcox
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Collection of essays, including drafts, offcuts, and unpublished material, by Edwin Wilcox. Primarily concerns incidents of the Russian Revolution and German politics. Also a scrapbook of newspaper clippings from the Newcastle Evening Chronicle and the Daily Telegraph [presumed by Wilcox] covers assorted topics ranging from 1899 to 1906, including the Boer War, the British military, foreign affairs, the British monarchy, and British politics.
Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning Bismarck and recent events in Anglo-German relations.
Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley
Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers
Concerning work at the Daily News, activity at the Foreign Office regarding Persia and British co-operation with Russia. Mostly focuses on First Lord Admiral Fisher's plans for the German navy and shipping, the secret service working with the navy and plans for naval forces should hostilities break out.