Titlebook: Britain and the Bolshevik Revolution; Stephen White Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 Britain.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3135-8t confine itself simply to a description of the process by which that policy was formulated within government. Individual decisions were, of course, powerfully influenced by the advice of the government’s representatives abroad, the recommendations of the Foreign Office, the predilections of the For

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Kiri Dell,Billie Lythberg,Christine Woodser. ‘What? Are we going to have foreign relations?’, Lenin is reported to have remarked. Trotsky, on his appointment as the first People’s Commissar for Foreign Affairs, announced simply that he would ‘issue some revolutionary proclamations to the peoples and then close up shop’..

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The Trade Agreementlt, on the face of it, to regard the Allies’ decision as anything other than a complete reversal of the policy which they had previously pursued towards the Bolshevik authorities. A policy of peace and commerce, it appeared, was now to succeed the hostile confrontation of the immediate post-revolutionary years..

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Simon Darcy,Stephen Frawley,Daryl Adairging to an end the government’s direct involvement in Russian affairs; and an account of the change in policy which this represented—not to speak of the impact of the Russian Revolution on British political life more generally—would not be complete without some attention to it.