Wall Street and the Russian Revolution · 1905-1925 by Spence, Richard B. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title page Copyright page Table of Contents Dedication Publisher’s Foreword Acknowledgments Abbreviations Used In Footnotes Introduction Prologue 1) Two Empires The Empire of the Tsar The Russian Revolutionaries The Russian Liberals The “Jewish Question” The Empire of the Trusts American Business in Russia Regime Change and American Interventionism 2) Wall Street Dramatis Personae, And Others Charles R. Crane, the “Outsider-Insider” Jacob Schiff, “The Jewish Avenger” The Warburgs and Others The House of Morgan The Friends of the Revolution 3) The Failed Revolution Of 1905 The Road to Bloody Sunday The Day Hero of the Revolution The American Response The Tsar Survives Trotsky and Parvus The Underside of the Revolution The Lessons of 1905 4) The Revolutionary Road Show Friends The Gorky Mission The Matyushenko Affair Apostles of Revolution Money and Martyrs 5) The “American Bolsheviki” The Union of Russian Workers (URW) The Russian Socialist Federation (RSF) Arthur Adams Barnett (Bornett) Bobroff Nikolai Bukharin Michael Gruzenberg (Berg; Borodin) Alexander Gumberg Julius Hammer Abraham A. Heller Alexandra Kollontai Alexander Krasnoshchekoff Ludwig Martens Santeri Nuorteva Boris Reinstein (1881-1947) “Bill” Shatoff Alexander Shlyapnikov Benjamin (Veniamin) Sverdlov V. V. Volodarsky Gregory Weinstein 6) The Conspirators “Uncle Abram” Sidney Reilly: Confidence Man, Spy, Revolutionary 120 Broadway An International Crook of the Highest Class American International Corporation Olof Aschberg: The Red Banker The Manhattan Nexus Eddystone 7) Trotsky In New York The Wandering Revolutionary Helping Hands Plotting a New Revolution American Reception Schiff and Trotsky Sir William Wiseman: Banker, Spymaster – Traitor? A New York State of Mind Unanswered Questions 8) Come The Revolution – Again The End of the Romanovs Kalamatiano Welcoming “Democratic Russia” The Interrupted Journey The Root, Railway and Russian Diplomatic Missions Col. Edward M. House, The Puppetmaster The American Red Cross Mission The “American Ambulance” in Russia 9) Bolshevism, Inc. The Bolsheviks Take Charge The Wiseman Program John Reed, Establishment Revolutionary William Boyce Thompson: The “Bolshevik of Wall Street.” Alexander Bublikov and the Russian Economic League The American Spy Furstenberg in New York? Crane’s Failed Mission to Moscow 10) The Dealmakers The Bullitt and Hapgood Missions The “Martens Bureau” The Wall Street Bomb The Committee on the Study of Bolshevism Concessions and the “Khan of Kamchatka” The War for Oil Charles Crane Returns to Russia The Return of Reilly and Wiseman The Vanishing Russian Gold Reserve 11) Kremlin Rules Fencing Red Loot Lenin’s “New Economic Policy” “The Great Humanitarian”: Herbert Hoover and the ARA Saving John Reed The Octopus The Drowned Commissar The Last of Reilly Epilogue: The End Of The Beginning Selected Bibliography Index Contents Landmarks

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