The Bolsheviks and the British. Soviet-British relations, 1918-1924: from intervention to recognition

The book is devoted to the difficult, filled with various conflicts of the history of relations between Soviet Russia (USSR) and the United Kingdom from 1918 to 1924, relying on many previously unknown archival documents and memoirs of direct participants in events that lag behind our time for a century, the author made an attempt not Only reconstruct the dynamics of the interaction of Moscow and London, but also to demifologize its key episodes. Among the most important and debatable problems are the role of Britain in foreign military intervention against the Bolshevik regime, the first steps to normalize bilateral relations, London’s participation in supporting the economic restoration of our country, as well as the impact of English diplomacy on the recognition of the USSR from the great powers