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Publication Number:
M924
Publication Title:
Historical Files of the U.S. Expeditionary Force, North Russia, 1918-19
Publisher:
NARA
National Archives Catalog ID:
649600
National Archives Catalog Title:
Historical Files Relating to North Russia, compiled 07/17/1918 - 08/05/1919
Record Group:
120
Date Range:
1918-19
Subject Location:
North Russia
Short Description:
NARA M924. In 1918 and 1919, U.S. forces participated in security operations in North Russia, near the ports of Murmansk and Archangel.
Roll:
0002
File Number:
23.1
Sequence Letter:
B
Subject:
Cablegrams (3) From the American Consul at Archangel Regarding the Military Situation in North Russia, Jan and Feb 1919
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Cablegrams Regarding the Military Situation in North Russia, Jan and Feb 1919
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US Expeditionary Force, North Russia

In 1918, a treaty between Germany and Russia led to a crisis for the Allies. In an effort to protect Czech troops in Russia, and to secure northern Russian ports from Germans, the Allies sent a multinational force into North Russia, under British command. US Troops did not stay long, with the last units out by the middle of August 1919.

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