Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United
States, 1919, Russia
List of Principal Persons
- Baker, Newton D., Secretary of
War.
- Bakhmeteff, Boris A., Russian
Ambassador to the United States, July 5, 1917.
- Balfour, Arthur J., British Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference.
- Barclay, Colville A. de R.,
Counselor of the British Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires ad interim.
- Beneš, Eduard, Czechoslovak Minister
of Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Bliss, Gen. Tasker H., U.S.A.,
plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Bogayevsky, Gen. A. P., ataman of
the Don Cossacks, succeeding Krasnov.
- Bristol, Admiral Mark L., commanding
United States forces in Turkey; High Commissioner to Turkey, August 12,
1919.
- Bullitt, William C., attached to the
American Commission to Negotiate Peace; on special mission to Russia.
- Caldwell, John K., Consul at
Vladivostok.
- Cecil, Lord Robert, British Assistant
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; member of the British delegation at
the Paris Peace Conference.
- Chaikovski, N. V., President of the
Russian Government of the Northern Region (Archangel).
- Chicherin, George V., Soviet
Commissar for Foreign Affairs.
- Chinda, Sutemi, Viscount, Japanese
Ambassador to Great Britain; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference.
- Churchill, Winston, British Secretary
of State for War and Aviation; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference.
- Clemenceau, Georges E. B., French
President of the Council and Minister of War; plenipotentiary at the Paris
Peace Conference and President of that Conference.
- Cole, Felix, Consul at
Archangel.
- Crowe, Sir Eyre, British Assistant
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; member of the British delegation at
the Paris Peace Conference.
- Curzon of Kedleston, Earl, British
Acting Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, January 1919; appointed to
that office October 1919.
- Davis, John W., Ambassador to Great
Britain.
- Deniken, Gen. Anton Ivanovich,
commander in chief of the Armed Forces of South Russia.
- Dietrichs, Gen. M. K., Russian
officer, associated with the Czechoslovak Army and later with the Siberian
Army.
- Eliot, Sir Charles, British High
Commissioner in Siberia.
- Emerson, Col. George H., in charge
of the Russian Railway Service Corps.
- Foch, Ferdinand, Marshal of France and
Generalissimo of the Allied forces.
- Francis, David R., Ambassador to
Russia.
- Gade, John A., Commissioner of the
United States for the Baltic Provinces of Russia.
- Gaida, Gen. G. R., Czechoslovak
officer, in command of a division of the Czechoslovak Army in Siberia; later
associated with the Siberian Army.
- Girsa, Václav, Czechoslovak
commissioner in Siberia.
- Glass, Carter, Secretary of the
Treasury.
- Gompers, Samuel, President of the
American Federation of Labor.
- Gough, Gen. Sir Hubert, head of the
British mission to the Baltic States.
- Graves, Maj. Gen. William S.,
commanding the American Expeditionary Forces in Siberia.
- Greene, Lt. Col. Warwick, chief of
the American mission to the Baltic Provinces.
- Grew, Joseph C., secretary-general of
the American Commission to Negotiate Peace.
- Grey of Fallodon, Viscount, British
Appointed Ambassador at Washington.
- Hanihara, Masanao, director of
political affairs, Japanese Foreign Office; Vice Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
- Hankey, Lt. Col. Sir Maurice,
secretary-general of the British delegation at the Paris Peace
Conference.
- Hara, Takashi, Japanese Prime
Minister.
- Harris, Ernest L., Consul General at
Irkutsk.
- Harris, Peter C., The Adjutant
General of the U.S. Army.
- Hoover, Herbert C., Director General
of Relief, Supreme Economic Council; chairman of the American Relief
Administration.
- Horvat, Gen. Dmitri L., Russian
Governor and General Manager of the Chinese Eastern Railway; Russian member
of the Inter-Allied Railway Committee, succeeding Ustrugov.
- House, Col. Edward Mandell, American
plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Ironside, Maj. Gen. William Edmund,
of the British Army, commanding the Allied forces in North Russia.
- Ishii, Kikujiro, Viscount, Japanese
Ambassador to the United States.
- Jack, Col. Archibald, British member
of the Technical Board for the operation of the Chinese Eastern and Siberian
Railways.
- Janin, Gen. Maurice, of the French
Army; supreme commander of the Czechoslovak Army.
- Jenkins, Douglas, Consul at
Harbin.
- Jenkins, William L., Consul at
Odessa.
- Kappel, Gen. Vladimir Oskarovich,
commanding one of the Siberian armies under Kolchak.
- Kerensky, Alexander F., Prime
Minister of Russia, July to November 1917.
- Khorvat. See
Horvat.
- Klyuchnikov, Yuri Veniaminovich,
Acting Foreign Minister of the Kolchak government, Omsk.
- Knox, Maj. Gen. Alfred W. F., in
command of the British forces in Siberia.
- Kolchak, Admiral Alexander
Vasilevich, on November 18, 1918, at Omsk, proclaimed Supreme
Governor of Russia.
- Krasnov, Gen. Peter Nikolaevich,
ataman of the Don Cossacks.
- Lansing, Robert, Secretary of State;
plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Lenin, N. (Vladimir Ulyanov),
President of the Soviet of People’s Commissars.
- Lindley, Francis O., British
Commissioner in Russia (Archangel).
- Litvinov, M. M., Assistant Soviet
Commissar for Foreign Affairs.
- Lloyd George, David, British Prime
Minister and First Lord of the Treasury; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference.
- Macgowan, David B., Consul at
Vladivostok.
- Makino, Nobuaki, Baron, former
Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference.
- Maklakov, V. A., appointed by the
Russian Provisional Government Ambassador to France.
- Mannerheim, Gen. Carl Gustaf Emil,
Baron, Regent of Finland, December 12, 1918.
- Martel, Damien J. A. C., Count de,
French High Commissioner ad interim in Siberia,
January to September 1919.
- Masaryk, Thomas G., President of the
Czechoslovak National Council.
- Matsudaira, Tsuneo, Japanese member of
the Inter-Allied Railway Committee.
- Maugras, François Emile Roger,
French diplomatic agent near the Kolchak government, Omsk.
- Miles, Basil, Acting Chief of the
Division of Russian Affairs, Department of State.
- Miller, Gen. Eugeni Ludwig
Karlovich, Military Governor at Archangel.
- Morris, Roland S., Ambassador to
Japan.
- Moser, Charles K., Consul at
Harbin.
- Nansen, Fridtjof, Commissioner of the
League of Nations to repatriate war prisoners.
- Noulens, Joseph, French Ambassador to
Russia.
- Oi, Gen. Narimoto, in command of the
Japanese Siberian expedition, succeeding General
Otani.
- Orlando, V. E., President of the
Italian Council of Ministers; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference.
- Otani, Gen. Kikuzo, of the Japanese
Army; in command of the Japanese Siberian expedition.
- Oustrougoff. See
Ustrugov.
- Pepelyaev, Gen. Anatoli Nikolaevich,
commanding one of the Siberian armies under Kolchak.
- Pepelyaev, Victor Nikolaevich, member
of the cabinet of the Kolchak
government, Omsk.
- Petlyura, Simon, leader of the
nationalists in the Ukraine.
- Phillips, William, Assistant Secretary
of State.
- Pichon, Stephen, French Minister of
Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Polk, Frank Lyon, Acting Secretary of
State, December 4, 1918, to July 18, 1919; plenipotentiary at the Paris
Peace Conference, July 28 to December 9, 1919.
- Poole, DeWitt C., Chargé d’Affaires
in Russia (Archangel).
- Reading, Earl of, British Ambassador
on Special Mission to the United States.
- Reinsch, Paul S., Minister in
China.
- Richardson, Brig. Gen. Wilds P.,
commanding the American forces in North Russia, succeeding Colonel Stewart.
- Riggs, Lt. Col. E. F., chief of the
American mission to South Russia.
- Rodgers, Admiral William L., U.S.N.,
commanding the Asiatic Fleet.
- Saionji, Marquis, former Japanese
Prime Minister; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Sazonov, Sergei D., Tsarist Foreign
Minister; in 1918, at Paris, Minister of Foreign Affairs for Denikin’s forces in South Russia and, in
1919, Minister of Foreign Affairs for Kolchak.
- Semenov, Gen. Gregory, ataman of the
Far Eastern Cossacks.
- Shidehara, Kijuro, Vice Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Ambassador to the United States.
- Smith, Charles H., American
representative on the Inter-Allied Committee for the supervision of the
Chinese Eastern and Siberian Railways.
- Sonnino, S., Baron, Italian Minister
of Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Sookine, John, Acting Minister of
Foreign Affairs of the Kolchak
government, Omsk.
- Stevens, John F., president of the
Technical Board for the operation of the Chinese Eastern and Siberian
Railways.
- Stewart, Col. George Evans,
commanding the American forces in North Russia.
- Syrovy, Gen. Jan, commander in chief
of the Czechoslovak forces, August 28, 1918.
- Tanaka, Lt. Gen. Giichi, Baron,
Japanese Minister of War.
- Tchaykovsky. See
Chaikovski.
- Tchitcherine. See
Chicherin.
- Trotsky, L. D. (Bronstein), Soviet
Commissar for Military Affairs.
- Tschaikowski. See
Chaikovski.
- Uchida, Yasuya, Viscount, Japanese
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
- Ughet, Serge, Russian Financial
Attaché and Chargé d’Affaires at Washington.
- Ustrugov, L. A., Minister of Ways of
Communication of the Kolchak
government, Omsk; Russian member and chairman of the Inter-Allied Railway
Committee.
- Wallace, Hugh Campbell, Ambassador to
France.
- White, Henry, American plenipotentiary
at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Wilson, Woodrow, President of the
United States; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Yudenich, Gen. Nicholas N.,
commander in chief of the White Russian forces in the Baltic
Provinces.