Churchill's Abandoned Prisoners: The British Soldiers Deceived in the Russian Civil War by Rupert Wieloch History & Politics " a policy of Mutually

" a policy of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD)

The book explains how the bitter fighting ebbed and flowed along the Trans-Siberian Railway for eighteen months

The events described in this book are not only a stirring tale of courage and adventure but also only lift the lid on an episode that did much to sow distrust and precipitate events in World War Two and today

Winner of the Britain at War Book of the Month Award for May 2019

Abandoned without communications or mail

Churchill's Abandoned Prisoners: The British Soldiers Deceived in the Russian Civil War by Rupert Wieloch History & Politics " a policy of MutuallyWinner of the Britain at War Book of the Month Award for May 2019. Churchill's Abandoned Prisoners tells the previously suppressed story of fifteen British prisoners captured during the Russian civil war. The Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 seriously compromised the Allied war effort. That threat rather than an ideological wish to defeat the Bolsheviks was the driving force behind the formation of an Allied force including British, American, French,