The decision on the intervention. Soviet-American relations. 1918-1920. Kennan J.

The book of an American historian and political scientist George Kennan comprehensively examines the reasons for the military invasion of the United States and its allies into Soviet Russia and analyzed the consequences of risky diplomatic maneuvers, which aggravated the confrontation of two great powers. The author will recreate the events of 1918-1920 in detail: the landing of the British marine infantrymen in the north of Russia, the uprising of the Czechoslovak corps, the occupation of the Japanese of the Far East and Transbaikalia, as a result of which the Government of V. Wilson made a decision on the intervention and sending of troops to Siberia.