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an increase in the perimeter of the Archangeldefences, would necessarily entail, a development in the situation towards the end ofAugust convinced me that a limited offensiveundertaken in the early da…

structions were to organise' the Czecho-.Slovaks,of whom there were said to be some 20,000 enroute to Archangel and Murman, and thesetroops, together with any local troops I might,be able to raise, we…

This policy met with complete success, manyof the raids?especially those combining flotillaand seaplane action?securing most satisfactoryresults.Assumption of Chief Command by GeneralLord Rawlin&on.10…

To be p'lirdhiased through any Biookselier or direotly from«H.M. STATIONERY Ob'MDE at the following addresses:IMPERIAL HOUSE, KINOSWAT, LONDON, W.C. 2, and 28, ABINGDON STBEET, LONDON, S.W. Ij37, PETE…

DESPATCH No. 3.From: Major-Gfeneral Sir W. E. Ironside,.K.C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., lately Command-ing-in-Chief Allied Forces, Archangel. .To: The Secretary of State for War, WarOffice. .War Office,1st No…

line of the Nurrnis river had bee.n successfullyaccomplished when the enemy achieved aninitial success which, had it been followed up,might have involved a portion of the RussianArmy in serious disast…

number of troops for as long a period as possible, thus preventing her despatching reinforcements from this Theatre to the Western'Front.(c) The complete difference in housing andtransport facilities,…

Page 1 'SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6 APKIL, 1920. 4119 Appointment and Instructions. His Majesty's Government having decided to "withdraw all British troops from the. northern front, I -receive…

a position as possible to carry on the campaign-after our departure.. .I had at the same time arranged for the dis-~patch to North Russia" .before the end ofAugust of two battalions of infantry, two c…

Page 1 4128 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6 APKIL, 1920 ^capture oif this village threatened seriously the the Russian Northern Army as had received lines of communicationi of the enemy on the suf…