Wall Street And The Bolshevik Revolution
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- Trotsky expelled from France pp. 9-11
In 1916, the year preceding the Russian Revolution, internationalist Leon Trotsky was expelled from France
- Trotsky escorted across the Spanish border pp. 9-11
In September 1916 Trotsky was politely escorted across the Spanish border by French police
- Trotsky arrives in New York pp. 9-11
Trotsky and family crossed the Atlantic Ocean and landed in New York on January 13, 1917
- Barron records conversation with E.H. Doheny on Wall Street and Bolshevism pp. 9-11
William Boyce Thompson is teaching Bolshevism and he may yet convert Lamont of J.P. Morgan & Company. Vanderlip is a Bolshevist, so is Charl…
- Trotsky proposes war-resistance resolution in New York pp. 12-14
pledging Socialists to encourage strikes and resist recruiting in the event of war with Germany
- Trotsky arrives in New York pp. 12-14
when the S.S. Kristianiafjord left New York on March 26, 1917, Trotsky was aboard and holding a U.S. passport
- Stockholm legation warns about suspicious persons with American passports pp. 12-14
Legation confidentially informed Russian, English and French passport offices at Russian frontier, Tornea, considerably worried by passage o…
- Trotsky interned at Halifax pp. 12-14
Trotsky was removed by Canadian and British naval personnel from the S.S. Kristianiafjord at Halifax, Nova Scotia, on April 3, 1917
- British cablegram orders Trotsky's detention pending instructions pp. 15-17
these are Russian Socialists leaving for purposes of starting revolution against present Russian government for which Trotsky is reported to…
- Canadian naval officer recommends internment of Trotsky party pp. 15-17
They are all avowed Socialists, and though professing a desire to help the new Russian Govt., might well be in league with German Socialists…
- Russian consul protests Trotsky's arrest pp. 15-17
in this connection, have to inform you of the receipt of a long telegram yesterday from the Russian Consul General, MONTREAL, protesting aga…
- Deputy postmaster general Coulter intervenes to secure Trotsky's release pp. 15-17
These men have been hostile to Russia because of the way the Jews have been treated, and are now strongly in favor of the present Administra…
- Trotsky released from Halifax internment pp. 15-17
Our friends the Russian socialists are to be released; and arrangements are being made for their passage to Europe
- Guaranty Trust sent Minotto to South America pp. 40-43
On October 25, 1914, Guaranty Trust sent Jacques Minotto to South America
- Thompson leads American Red Cross Mission to Russia pp. 44-46
The Wall Street project in Russia in 1917 used the Red Cross Mission as its operational vehicle
- Soviet Bureau established in New York pp. 72-74
established in early 1919 in the World Tower Building, 110 West 40 Street, New York City
- Nyberg becomes first Soviet operative representative in United States pp. 72-74
former Finnish immigrant to the United States in January 1912, who became the first operative Soviet representative in the United States
- State Department blocks Soviet Bureau business dealings pp. 72-74
On May 7, 1919, the State Department slapped down business intervention in behalf of the bureau
- Federal Reserve Bank of New York incorporated pp. 86-88
The certification of incorporation of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York was filed May 18, 1914
- Frank Polk cables American legation regarding Russian commercial matters pp. 95-98
On January 11, 1919, Frank Polk cabled the American legation in Stockholm
- Congressman Mason introduces House Resolution 132 pp. 109-111
On June 23, 1919, Congressman Mason introduced House Resolution 132
- Hoover pushes for US trade with Soviet Russia pp. 105-108
In January 1922 Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, interceded with the State Department
- Trotsky expelled from France pp. 9-11
In 1916, the year preceding the Russian Revolution, internationalist Leon Trotsky was expelled from France, officially because of his partic…
- Barron records conversation with E.H. Doheny on Wall Street and Bolshevism pp. 9-11
William Boyce Thompson is teaching Bolshevism and he may yet convert Lamont of J.P. Morgan & Company. Vanderlip is a Bolshevist, so is Charl…
- Thompson cable reveals funding for Bolshevik Revolution pp. 9-11
Thompson to be in Petrograd on December 2, 1917, to transmit a cable request for $1 million to Morgan in New York
- Trotsky interviewed at Novy Mir as Tsar falls pp. 12-14
More than a week later, on March 16, at the time of the deposition of the tsar, Leon Trotsky was interviewed in the offices of Novy Mir
- Trotsky interned at Halifax pp. 12-14
Trotsky was removed by Canadian and British naval personnel from the S.S. Kristianiafjord at Halifax, Nova Scotia, on April 3, 1917
- British cablegram orders Trotsky's detention pending instructions pp. 15-17
The Trotsky party was removed from the S.S. Kristianiafjord under official instructions received by cablegram of March 29, 1917
- Captain Makins urges interning Trotsky at Halifax pp. 15-17
They are all avowed Socialists, and though professing a desire to help the new Russian Govt., might well be in league with German Socialists…
- Deputy postmaster general Coulter intervenes to secure Trotsky's release pp. 15-17
These men have been hostile to Russia because of the way the Jews have been treated, and are now strongly in favor of the present Administra…
- Trotsky released from Halifax internment pp. 15-17
Our friends the Russian socialists are to be released; and arrangements are being made for their passage to Europe
- Guaranty Trust sent Minotto to South America pp. 40-43
On October 25, 1914, Guaranty Trust sent Jacques Minotto to South America
- American Red Cross Mission to Russia led by Thompson pp. 44-46
The Wall Street project in Russia in 1917 used the Red Cross Mission as its operational vehicle
- Soviet Bureau established in New York pp. 72-74
established in early 1919 in the World Tower Building, 110 West 40 Street, New York City
- Nyberg becomes first Soviet operative representative in United States pp. 72-74
former Finnish immigrant to the United States in January 1912, who became the first operative Soviet representative in the United States
- State Department blocks Soviet Bureau business dealings pp. 72-74
On May 7, 1919, the State Department slapped down business intervention in behalf of the bureau
- Federal Reserve Bank of New York incorporated pp. 86-88
The certification of incorporation of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York was filed May 18, 1914
- Frank Polk cables American legation regarding Russian commercial matters pp. 95-98
On January 11, 1919, Frank Polk cabled the American legation in Stockholm
- Congressman Mason introduces House Resolution 132 pp. 109-111
On June 23, 1919, Congressman Mason introduced House Resolution 132
- Secretary Lansing receives report on Rockefeller backing of Kolchak pp. 109-111
Then in August 1919 the secretary of state, Robert Lansing, received from the Rockefeller-
- Hoover pushes for US trade with Soviet Russia pp. 105-108
In January 1922 Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, interceded with the State Department