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;APPENDIX B to DESPATCH No. 4.From Major-General Sir W. E". Ironside,K.C.B., C.M..G., D.S.O., Commanding AlliedForces, Archangel.To General Lord Rawlinson, G.C B.G.C.V.O., K.C.M.G., A.D.C., General,Co…

persistent reports of an advance in strength byGerman and Finnish troops, I ordered theimmediate despatch to Petchenga of a portionof the reinforcements already detailed for thatgarrison. These were l…

withdrawal approached there were unmistakable signs of renewed Bolshevik activity along-the whole of the Archangel front.- - ?The resistance to the Russian advance oil theRailway and Seletskoe fronts …

garrison of Kem had been reinforced and thepopulace reassured. H.M.iS. " Attentive " hadbeen sent into the White Sea, and CaptainAltham, R.N., by his energy and tact, hadworked wonders. The Red Guards…

which, might at any time show open hostilityto the Allies was obvious, and I therefore prevented the departure from Kandalaksha of thettrain conveying the 300 Bolshevik troops by adisplay of armed for…

* DESPATCH No. 4.(With Appendices A and B.)From General Lord Rawlinson, G.O.B.,G.C.V.O., K.C.M.G., A.D.C., Commander-in-Chief, Allied Forces in North Russia,covering the period 10th August to 12thOcto…

Page 1 4120 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6 APRIL, 1920. Bolshevik deserters and prisoners, and known as " Dyer's-Battalion." The mutiny, the result of a careful Bol- shevik plot, was promptly que…

owing to the proximity of the Finnishfrontier.This scheme received eventual approval, butwhilst it was under consideration disturbanceswithin my lines coupled with enemy actionforced me to undertake p…

and strong escorts for supply trains which, im.addition to being unpopular forms of duty,_drain the strength of my fighting force.14. I am also faced with the task of combating and counteracting a far…

I, myself, was quite satisfied with the resultof the offensive, the success of which, due in>large measure to the effective bombing of theenemy's defensive position and lines of communication carried …