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The Allied punishment and attempted socialisation of the Bolsheviks (1917–1924): An English School approach

“…77 It is also important to remember that Vladivostok, where the Czechoslovaks were headed to embark for France, and where most of the Allied troops would ultimately concentrate, held about 648,000 tons of war supplies and various types of munitions around December 1917, when a Bolshevik local Government took power. 78 According to a report provided by 79 Although the interaction between Soviet officials in Moscow and the Allied interveners was relatively peaceful at the beginning, in part because the Bolsheviks were still unsure about their ability to sign a peace treaty with the Germans, 80 towards the end of the summer of 1918 ties grew tense as the Allies became more visibly anti-Bolshevik in their behaviour and as it became clear that the Bolsheviks would not return their country to war.…”