• Achinsk, 4
• Advertising, science of, 97
• Afghanistan, Amir of, envoys from Lenin, 223
• Agafonov, Gregory, 137
• Alapaievsk, 83
• Alexandra, Tsarina of Russia:
• murdered, 132-138, 172;
• cremated, 154-166;
• mode of concealing her jewels, 158, 167;
• life at Tobolsk, 183;
• attends Mass, 184;
• birth of a son, 328;
• appearance, 329;
• passion for jewelry, 329
• Alexis, Tsarevich of Russia:
• at Ekaterinburg, 127;
• murdered, 132-138, 172;
• cremated, 154-166;
• lameness, 173;
• education, 178, 180
• Alexis, Tsarevich of Russia, prophecy of, 136
• Alferov, Michael, 155
• Anarchists, doctrine, 202
• Anastasia, Grand Duchess:
• murdered, 132-138, 172;
• cremated, 154-166
• Anthony, Bishop, 264
• Balabanova, 205
• Barrakatula, Professor, at Moscow, 222
• Bednota, the, 293
• Birkmanns, John, 203, 205
• Bleezdale, Mr., 275
• Blücher, General von, in command at Novo-Nikolaevsk, 84, 335
• Bogdanov, 326
• Bogotol, 21
• Boivoud, Victor, 140
• Bokhara, revolution, 223
• Bolotnaya, 12
• Bolsheviks, the, policy, xi, 42-46, 77, 106, 113, 292;
• atrocities, 37;
• characteristics, 47, 49, 54, 62, 244;
• use of the colour red, 64;
• elections, 119;
• wish to evangelize English workmen, 203;
• International propaganda, 204, 206;
• revolutionary views, 210-219, 286;
• literature, 212-215;
• theatres, 217;
• “atmosphere,” 232;
• news agency, 252-261;
• creed, 289;
• seductive appeal of their theory, 294;
• emblems, 294;
• position, 298;
• number, 306;
• journalism, 313;
• list of instructions, 316;
• modernism, 318-320;
• system of education, 319
• Bolshevism, vii, ix, 24, 339;
• system of government, 53, 332;
• Socialist journalists, 90;
• resemblance to Puritanism, 108;
• the Red Star of, 112;
• war-cry, 114;
• result of, 320, 333
• “Boris Gudenov,” 194
• Botkin, Dr., 127, 132, 181;
• murdered, 136;
• cremated, 154-166
• British, the, characteristic of frankness, 280
• British Army, 324, 340
• British Military Mission:
• at Omsk, 1;
• flight from, 1-22;
• captured at Krasnoyarsk, 22
• British Railway Mission at Omsk, 1
• British Red Cross supplies, 68
• Buchan, John, 199
• Budyonin, career, 338, 339
• Bugatch, 21
• Burke, Edmund, on the French Terrorists, 248, 326
• “Butter General,” 6
• Butter, price of, 123
• “Byloe,” 30
• Carlyle, Thomas, 286, 340
• Carroll, Lewis, “Jabberwock,” 104
• Cheliabinsk, 201, 336
• Chesterton, G. K., 90, 91, 199
• Chicherin, 63;
• assistants, 199;
• inspects telegrams by radio, 247;
• mode of living, 247;
• characteristics, 248;
• office, 249;
• nationality, 268
• Churchill, Rt. Hon. Winston, 98
• Clarke, Colonel, 95
• Clynes, J. R., 151
• Communism:
• principles, 24, 53, 88, 274;
• patriarchal, 62;
• result of the system, 120-123, 317;
• modernism, 318-320
• Communist Youth, League of, 117, 152
• Communists, craving for propaganda, 204;
• number, 299
• Constantinople, 222
• Corpses, treatment of, 15, 33, 35
• Cromwell, Oliver, 108
• Czechs, the:
• conquest of Siberia, xi;
• advance on Ekaterinburg, 168;
• messenger service, 201
• Daily Herald, the, 78, 91, 296
• D——, Mr. Justice, 44
• Demedova, 127, 132;
• murdered, 137;
• cremated, 154-166
• Denikin, General, defeat, x, 88
• Derevenko:
• murdered, 158, 177;
• charges against, 181
• Derzhinsky, M., head of the extraordinary commission, 48, 268
• Dickinson, Mr., 90
• Dolgoruki, Prince, 183;
• murdered, 171
• Dongola, the, 310
• Dostoievsky, extract from, 290
• Dovgolevsky:
• electrical engineer, 76;
• study of social questions, 77;
• on the Russian workmen, 339
• Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, 199
• Dryagina, Vassa, 168
• Dutov, General, 326
• Ekaterinburg, 74, 88, 92, 108;
• measures against typhus, 95-97;
• Propaganda Hall, 109-113, 312;
• names of streets, 115;
• number of Government offices, 115;
• of professional unions, 116;
• museum, 118;
• meeting of the Provincial Soviet, 119;
• libraries, 120;
• eating-houses, 120;
• working of the Communist theory, 120-123;
• Government Provisioning Department, 122;
• Ippatievsky Dom, 124-129;
• number of newspapers, 257;
• conditions in, 323
• Eliot, Sir Charles, 85
• Engineers, insufficient pay and position, 81
• En Route, the, 93, 100
• Ermakov, Peter, 165
• Esthonia, peace with, 292
• Extraordinary Commission, institution, 300
• Falk, electrical engineer, 269
• Feinberg, Commissar, 296
• Feinberger, Press censor, 242, 246
• Finland, 298;
• International propaganda, 293
• Florinsky, Mr., 216
• Francis, Mr., American Ambassador, 241
• Freemasonry, in Russia, 268
• French Canadians, 302
• French Press:
• corruption, 259;
• Revolution, result of the, 295
• Gendrikova, Countess, murdered, 171
• George, Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd, 102;
• saying of, 300;
• policy in Ireland, 302
• German envoys, in Russia, 226, 231;
• prisoners of war, in Moscow, 230
• Gialliard, Peter, 157, 180
• Gibbs, Mr., tutor to the Tsarevich, 176
• Goldmann, Emma, 203, 205
• Goldstein, Colonel, 285
• Gold train, 6, 311
• Goloshokin:
• Commissar at Ekaterinburg, 129, 131, 144;
• announces the murder of the Tsar, 130;
• at the burial of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
• death, 148
• Gorbunov, 139, 164
• Graves, General, 85
• Great Britain, result of a Soviet Government, 197
• Gulyaev, the Commissar, 169
• Hahn, Lieutenant, 326
• Hand-shaking, fine on, 62, 92
• Horrocks, Captain, 46, 49, 57, 69
• Horses:
• number of ownerless, 65-67;
• death, 66
• Husie, Mr., 221
• India, British rule in, 222
• Internationalism or anti-nationalism, 288, 291, 292
• Ippatiev, Mr., 124
• Ippatievsky Dom, 124-129, 161;
• plan of, 129
• Ireland, condition of, 112
• Irkutsk, 71
• Irtysh River, 1
• Isetsky factory, 159;
• plan of, 161;
• mine, 154, 155, 160
• Ivan, the train conductor, 24
• Ivanov, Feodor, 169
• Ivanov:
• at Ekaterinburg, 117;
• revolutionary views, 118;
• presides at a meeting of the Provincial Soviet, 119
• Ivantsev, Colonel, 19
• Izhevsky Division, number of deaths from typhus, 32, 321
• Izvestia, the, 328
• Izvoshchik, or driver, 14, 48, 195
• James I., King, 302
• James, Private, 13
• Janin, General, 85
• Japan, 298
• Jews, number of, in the Soviet Government, 267
• Johnston, Colonel, 84
• Journalists, foreign, in Russia, 233-240, 243
• Kalmykov, 36
• Kapp, abortive revolution in Berlin, 251
• Karlin, Dr., 205
• Keeley, Mr., 228, 335
• Kendrikova, 180
• Kensit, John, 112
• Kent, the, 310
• Kerzhentsev, Comrade:
• “The Irish Revolution,” 111;
• director of the Rosta, 256, 258
• Kew Gardens, carnivorous plant, 320
• Klementovich, Colonel, 76
• Knox, General Sir Alfred, 85;
• leaves Omsk, 1;
• military attaché at Tannenberg, 8
• Kobylinsky, Colonel, 181
• Kochenovo, Red Cross train, burnt, 311
• Kolchak, Admiral:
• defeat of his army, viii, 8, 88, 124;
• gold reserve train, 6, 311;
• retreat, 15, 17, 67;
• War Office at Omsk, 85;
• cartoon, 110
• Kopchiki Forest, 153, 160;
• village, 161
• Korea, independence of, 220
• Korff, 22
• Kostusov, Alexander:
• at the cremation of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
• discovery of relics, 163
• Krasnoyarsk, 8, 22, 41;
• system of registration, 52, 56, 60;
• Concentration Camp, 58;
• cases of typhus, 58, 320;
• Red fête, 64;
• number of ownerless horses, 65-67;
• of English uniforms, 67
• Krassin Mission, 80
• Kremlin, 252
• Krivtsov, Alexander, 165
• Kropotkin, Prince, ix
• Kukhtenkov, Prokofy, 164, 165
• Labashev, Leonidas, 138, 164
• Labour Army:
• scheme, 74, 83, 88, 92, 105, 334, 336;
• failure, 106
• Landau-Aldanov, “Lenin und der Bolshewismus,” 290
• Lenin, M., 48, 90, 108;
• pictures of, 113, 114;
• interview with Yurovsky, 143;
• appearance, 143, 224;
• Bolshevik envoys, 222;
• speech at the Ninth Communist Convention, 224;
• day’s work, 225;
• character of his censorship, 245;
• belief in his dogma of internationalism, 288, 291;
• characteristics, 289, 290, 329, 330;
• failure of his policy, 303;
• fanaticism, 330;
• style of eloquence, 330;
• gospel of hate, 331
• Lenov, Peter Alexeivich, 139, 164
• Lermontov: “Borodino,” 303;
• “Demon,” 178
• Leroy-Beaulieu, P., on the Jewish mind, 102
• Letemin, Kouzma Ivanovich, 167, 171
• Letemin, Michael Ivanovich, 167
• Litvinov, interest in foreign journalists, 240
• Litvinov-O’Grady, agreement, 307
• Lockhart, Mr., Consul-General in Moscow, 103
• London, increase of the postal rate, 198
• Lovatnykh, Basil, 165;
• at the cremation of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
• discovery of relics, 163
• Lukhanov, 138, 164
• Lunacharsky, Commissar of Fine Arts, 90, 218, 293
• Lvov, Mr., 200
• Lvov, Prince, 200
• Macdonald, Ramsay, 151
• Macready, General Sir Nevill, 71
• Makarov:
• effect of Bolshevik oratory, 25;
• at Krasnoyarsk, 325
• Mamantov, S., 337, 339
• Mamontov-Sibiriak, 115
• Mamyshkin, Sergius Pavlov, 165
• Manchester Guardian, the, 91
• Mansur, Dr., agent of the Soviet, 222
• Maria, Grand Duchess:
• murdered, 132-138, 172;
• cremated, 154-166
• Martel, Captain, 52, 54, 64
• Marx, Karl:
• warning, 91;
• appeal to workers, 109;
• busts of, 112, 115
• McCullagh, Captain Francis:
• member of the British Military Mission, at Omsk, 1;
• flight from, 2-22, 325;
• travelling in a sleigh, 12-15, 18-20;
• at Taiga, 20;
• captured at Krasnoyarsk, 22, 41, 287, 325;
• leaves the train, 47;
• quarters at Krasnoyarsk, 50;
• impecuniosity, 51, 56;
• ordered to register, 52;
• on the danger of Bolshevism, 53;
• registered, 58, 60;
• negotiations with a Commissar, 59;
• gives lessons, 61;
• poses as a civilian, 69;
• access to Commissar circles, 70-74;
• war correspondent, 71;
• telegrams to Moscow, 73;
• journey to Ekaterinburg, 74-88, 108, 324, 333;
• destruction of identity clues, 82, 270;
• at Novo-Nikolaevsk, 84;
• Omsk, 84-87;
• at a meeting of the Provincial Soviet, 119;
• interview with Yurovsky, 146-152;
• journey to Moscow, 186-191, 317;
• life in Moscow, 206;
• attack of “trench foot,” 206;
• guest of the Soviet Government, 220;
• enters the Kremlin, 252;
• interview with Tikhon the Patriarch, 262;
• arrested by the Vecheka, 269-272;
• searched, 270, 275;
• cell, 276;
• life in prison, 276-285;
• food, 282;
• examined, 283;
• released, 285;
• leaves Russia, 307;
• on board the Dongola, 310
• Mercier, Cardinal, 262
• Merezhkovsky, saying of, 36
• Metvietev, Paul, 125, 131;
• murders the Tsar, 134;
• flight, 166;
• destroys traces of the crime at Ippatievsky House, 167;
• journey to Moscow, 186, 191
• Michael, Grand Duke, murdered, 171
• Mikhailov, war correspondent of the Pravda, 15, 203
• Miropomazanie, the, 184
• Mogilevsky, 268, 283
• Morning Post, the, 78
• Moscow, 187, 191;
• condition, 192-196, 198, 317;
• food, 193, 207;
• result of Soviet Government, 196, 207;
• iron tyranny, 198;
• anarchists, 202;
• the Polish churches, 208;
• disappearance of newspapers, 215;
• destruction of official documents, 216;
• plays, 217;
• Third International, 220, 297;
• capitalists, 226-229;
• diplomatists, 229;
• German prisoners, 230;
• the People’s Commissariat of Foreign Affairs, 241, 249, 296;
• the Kremlin, 252;
• Food Control at, 304
• Moscow-Kursk railway strike, 288
• Mrachkovsky, Commissar, present at the murder of the Tsar, 131
• Mulkner or Kamerinsk, 230
• Murray, Sergeant, 19
• Muzhik, the, 122, 195, 303, 314
• Nation, the, 90
• Nekrasov, the democratic poet, 176;
• “Moroz Krasny Nos,” 178;
• “Russian Women,” 178
• New Statesman, the, 90
• New York World, the, 72
• Newspapers, disappearance of, 215
• Nicholas II., Tsar of Russia:
• account of his murder, 124-138, 172;
• fondness for children, 127;
• appearance, 132, 173;
• removal of his body, 138-140;
• cremated, 154-166;
• rumours of his being sent to Perm, 169;
• treatment by the Reds, 173;
• attends Mass, 174;
• courtly manners, 175;
• life at Tobolsk, 183;
• publication of his public speeches, 217
• Nikolsk, seized by the Japanese, 251
• Ninth Communist Convention, 224, 253
• Nizhniudinsk, 311
• North, Rev. Frank, xii, 206
• North, Mrs., attacked by the Russian Press, 314
• Northcliffe, Lord, 90, 91, 256
• Novo-Nikolaevsk, 4, 84, 335;
• captured by the Reds, 12;
• number of deaths from typhus, 31, 32
• Okhotsk, Sea of, 179
• Olga, Grand Duchess:
• murdered, 132-138, 172;
• cremated, 154-166
• Omsk, British Military Mission at, 1;
• captured by the Reds, 2;
• money, worthless, 11, 48, 51;
• bridge blown up, 83;
• cases of typhus, 84, 320;
• retreat from, 325
• Orenburg, 336
• Osaka Asahi, the, 220
• Osaka Mainichi, the, 221
• Oyash, 12
• Pak-oi, head of the Korean Committee at Moscow, 220
• Pankratov, V. S.:
• jailer of the Tsar, 175;
• characteristics, 176;
• statement on the Imperial Family, 176-184
• Pan-Mohammedan Congress, 222, 297
• Parasites, the, 286, 297
• Partin, Nicholas:
• at the burial of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
• discovery of relics, 163
• Pascal, Captain, 290
• Peasants, the, 314-316
• People’s Commissariat of Foreign Affairs, 241, 249, 296
• Pepelaiev, General, 12
• Perm, 67;
• bridge replaced, 83, 90;
• number of newspapers, 257
• Petrograd, “The Union of Five Oppressed,” 202
• Petrov, 180
• Plekhanov, Mr., arrested, 198
• Pobydonostsev, Procurator of the Most Holy Synod, 289
• Polar Sea, 5, 29, 179
• Poles, the, 7, 21
• Polish churches:
• in Moscow, 208;
• clergy, 266
• Polukarov, John, 337
• Pometkovsky, Captain, 154;
• discovery of the murder of the Tsar, 155-157
• Pravda, the, 15, 145, 203, 314
• Press, development of the, 91;
• censorship, 242
• Preston, Mr., 129
• Proletariat, the, 49, 50, 286, 297, 337
• Propaganda Hall, 109-113;
• charts and cartoons, 110
• Propaganda, system of, vii, 97
• Puritanism, 24;
• resemblance to Bolshevism, 108
• Radek, 90;
• “The Bolshevik Party,” 291;
• on the effect of foreign trade on Bolshevism, 328
• Railways, destruction, 83, 188, 327
• Rasputin, pictures of, 134
• Razin, Stenka, 115
• Red Army, 288, 335;
• cartoons on, 111;
• supply of arms, 337
• Red Flag, The, 64
• Red Labour Army, 334;
• see Labour
• Red Road, The, 64
• “Red Star of Bolshevism,” 303
• Red Tocsin, The, 64, 89, 334
• Red Workman, The, 64
• Reds, the, ix;
• at Irtysh River, 1;
• capture Omsk, 2;
• Novo-Nikolaevsk, 12;
• revolutionary enthusiasm, 23;
• atrocities, 27;
• English uniforms, 67;
• massacre of White officers, 70;
• treatment of the Imperial Family, 173;
• propaganda, 210-219;
• on the freedom of Russia, 308;
• joined by the Whites, 325
• Reformation, result of the, 295
• Revel, 233
• Review of Reviews, the, 92
• Rodzianko, Count, 177
• Roman Catholic Church, in Russia, 265-267
• Rooney, Sergeant, 61
• Ropp, Bishop, imprisoned, 265
• Rosenberg, Press censor, 242, 246
• Rosta, the, 252-257, 260
• Russia:
• history, 29-31;
• debauchery, 36;
• peasant refugees, 37;
• dislocation of families, 38, 200;
• notices on station walls, 38, 312;
• fate of girls, 39;
• change in customs, 61;
• patriarchal Communism, 62;
• prejudice against manual labour, 63, 94;
• subbotnik movement, 151;
• result of the Soviet Government, 190, 196, 207;
• German envoys, 226, 231;
• capitalists, 229, 304;
• foreign journalists, 233-240, 243;
• Foreign Office, 235, 237;
• system of Press censorship, 242-245;
• use of wireless, 258, 260;
• separation of Church and State, 263;
• position of the clergy, 264;
• Roman Catholic Church, 265-267;
• system of education, 267, 338;
• characteristics of the people, 287, 303, 313;
• number of Communists, 299;
• Extraordinary Commission, 300;
• corruption, 304;
• population, 306;
• military reaction, 307;
• peasants, 314-316;
• epidemic of typhus, 320-323;
• trade with capitalist countries, 327
• Russia, Grand Duchesses of:
• imprisoned in Ippatievsky Dom, 127;
• murdered, 131-138, 172;
• cremated, 154-166
• “Russian Friends of American Freedom” Association, 203, 223
• “Russian Socialist Telegraph Agency,” or the Rosta, 252-257, 260
• Sadul, Captain, 103, 222
• Sakharov, General, 4, 23, 326
• Samoilov, Alexander, 170
• Schmidt, Herr, 228
• Schneider, Countess, 180
• Semashko, Dr., Commissar of Public Health, 31
• Semenov, concubine, 36
• Serbia, raid on German trenches, viii
• Serezhnikov, Mr., 230
• Sergiev, war correspondent of the Pravda, 145, 203
• Shaw, George Bernard, 90, 91
• Sheremetievsky, Andrew, 154, 155
• Shitinkin, 21
• Siberia, 29;
• conquered by the Czechs, xi;
• treatment of the peasants, 17;
• refugees, 28;
• epidemic of typhus, 31, 320-323;
• military revival meetings, 257;
• military position in, 335
• Sirovi, General, 85
• Sleighs, travelling by, 12-15, 18-20
• Smith, Private, 325
• Social-Democrat, extract from, 331
• Soviet Government, ix, 299, 332;
• system of advertisement, 97;
• result in Russia, 190, 196, 207;
• number of Jews, 267;
• marriage-law, 309
• Sovietsky Sibir, the, 85
• Spain, 296
• Spassky, 338
• Staroduma, 168
• Stead, W. T., 90
• Streokin, on the murder of the Tsar, 134, 172
• Struve, Professor, 319
• Subbotnik movement, 151
• Supranovitch, 76
• Sverdlov, Commissar, Vice-Minister of Ways and Communications, 72, 76, 327;
• death, 107
• Taiga, 20, 84;
• number of cases of typhus, 34, 320
• Tambov, 338
• Tashkent, 223
• Tatarskaya, 311
• Tatiana, Grand Duchess:
• murdered, 132-138, 172;
• cremated, 154-166;
• compositions, 180
• Tatishchev, Count, 183;
• murdered, 171
• Tattelberg, Madame, 182
• Third International Organization, 297
• Thomas, Mr., at British Consulate in Ekaterinburg, 128, 319
• Tikhon, the Patriarch:
• interview with Captain F. McCullagh, 262;
• characteristics, 262;
• encyclical, 263;
• position, 264
• Timereva, Madame, 36
• Tomsk, 23;
• Red G.H.Q. in, 85
• “Train-jumping,” 9
• Trans-Baïkalia, 221
• Trotsky:
• fine on hand-shaking, 62, 92;
• at Ekaterinburg, 63, 92;
• scheme of a Labour Army, 74, 83, 88, 92, 105, 336;
• style of journalism, 90;
• appearance, 92;
• capacity for work, 93;
• transport reorganization, 93;
• exercise, 94;
• measures against typhus, 95-97;
• speech on “The Fight Against Economic Ruin,” 98;
• treatment of the working classes, 99;
• train, 99;
• police protection, 100, 194;
• adaptability, 101;
• characteristics, 102, 106;
• style of oratory, 103-105;
• position, 107;
• pictures of, 113, 115, 117;
• in the Kremlin, 252;
• nervous strain, 300;
• autocracy, 320
• Trotsky, Mrs., 94
• Turks, fanaticism, 55
• Tsarskoe Selo, 134
• Typhus:
• epidemic of, 6, 16, 320-323;
• train burnt, 6, 311;
• number of deaths from, 31-35, 84;
• treatment of patients, 33;
• measures against, 95-97
• “Typhus General,” 6
• Ufa, 32
• Ulster, 302
• Uniat Church, 266, 267
• Ural factories, 98
• Varakovshev, Alexander, 170
• Vecheka, the, 272;
• police officials, 274;
• Governor, 275, 282
• Voitsekhovsky, General, 31
• Vologda, Province, 264
• Vyrobova, Madame, 165 note
• Walters, Sergeant-Major, 18, 26
• Webb, Sydney, 90
• Wells, H. G., 90, 91
• Whites, the, 323-327;
• advance on Krasnoyarsk, 26;
• atrocities, 71;
• massacre of, 149;
• join the Reds, 325
• William II., ex-Kaiser, 330
• Wireless service in Russia, 258, 260
• Witte, Count, 306
• Workmen in Factories, 335
• Xenofontov, 283, 284
• Yakimov, Anatoly, 134, 137;
• on the murder of the Tsar, 172
• Yaroslav, 187
• Yates, Mr., 48
• Yenisei, the, 59
• Yudenich, advance on Petrograd, 104
• Yurovskaya, Miss, 99, 152
• Yurovsky:
• murders the Tsar, 108, 125, 130-138, 329;
• wounded, 137, 139, 151;
• at the burial of the Imperial Family, 140, 154, 159-166;
• fear of vengeance, 141;
• appointed Inspector of Life Insurance, 142, 150;
• interview with Lenin, 143;
• flight to Petrograd, 143;
• return to Ekaterinburg, 144;
• house, 145;
• interview with Captain F. McCullagh, 146-152;
• appearance, 147;
• death of his mother, 148;
• President of the Extraordinary Commission, 149;
• Bolshevik theories, 151;
• son and daughter, 152;
• picks up relics, 162
• Zinoviev, 90, 327
• Zlatoust, 336