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The Story of the Great War, Volume VII (of VIII)
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Chapter 18 THE BOLSHEVIKI AND THEIR LEADERS
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tion and had organized a government. Most of the ministers of the former Kerensky Cabinet had been arrested and were
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1 Chapter 1 THE FRANCO-BRITISH FORCES VICTORIOUS AT YPRES-GERMANS LOSE GROUND AT LENS2 Chapter 2 THE FRENCH BREAK THE GERMAN LINES AT VERDUN-CANADIANS GAIN AT LENS3 Chapter 3 LENS IN RUINS-BRITISH ADVANCE NEAR YPRES4 Chapter 4 HAIG STRIKES AGAIN AT YPRES-THE FRENCH BREAK THE GERMAN LINES ON THE AISNE5 Chapter 5 GERMAN RETREAT FROM CHEMIN-DES-DAMES-THE BRITISH ADVANCE TOWARD CAMBRAI6 Chapter 6 GERMANS GAIN IN THE CAMBRAI AREA-COLD WEATHER HALTS IMPORTANT OPERATIONS7 Chapter 7 THE NEW ALLY IN COUNCIL8 Chapter 8 ON THE LORRAINE FRONT9 Chapter 9 POPE AND PRESIDENT10 Chapter 10 AMERICA'S WAR AIMS11 Chapter 11 MOVING THE MILITARY MACHINE12 Chapter 12 FLEETS IN THE MAKING13 Chapter 13 FOOD AS A WAR FACTOR14 Chapter 14 TRANSPORTATION AND FUEL15 Chapter 15 THE LAST DAYS OF KERENSKY16 Chapter 16 THE BOLSHEVIST REVOLUTION17 Chapter 17 THE SIEGE OF THE WINTER PALACE18 Chapter 18 THE BOLSHEVIKI AND THEIR LEADERS19 Chapter 19 FIRST BOLSHEVIKI PEACE MOVE20 Chapter 20 THE PEACE PARLEYS BEGIN21 Chapter 21 PUBLICATION OF SECRET TREATIES22 Chapter 22 THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS23 Chapter 23 AN ATTEMPTED COUNTER-REVOLUTION24 Chapter 24 LEGISLATION BY DECREES25 Chapter 25 THE CAPTURE OF MONTE SANTO26 Chapter 26 THE STRUGGLE ON THE ISONZO FRONT27 Chapter 27 THE AUSTRO-GERMAN OFFENSIVE IN ITALY28 Chapter 28 THE ITALIANS AT BAY ON THE PIAVE29 Chapter 29 THE PALESTINE CAMPAIGN30 Chapter 30 THE FALL OF JERUSALEM31 Chapter 31 PALESTINE-ARABIA-MESOPOTAMIA32 Chapter 32 THE BALKANS-GREECE AND MACEDONIA33 Chapter 33 RUMANIA34 Chapter 34 ON THE SEA35 Chapter 35 THE WAR IN THE AIR36 Chapter 36 PREPARING FOR THE GREAT OFFENSIVE-THE ATTACK MARCH 21-FIRST PHASE OF THE BATTLE37 Chapter 37 THE SECOND PHASE OF THE GREAT GERMAN OFFENSIVE38 Chapter 38 THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE RENEWED-YPRES THREATENED-THE ALLIES' HEAVY LOSSES39 Chapter 39 DAYS FOR THE ALLIES-THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE DECLINES-FRENCH GAIN IN THE RHEIMS REGION-BRITISH VICTORY AT HAMEL40 Chapter 40 THE NEW GERMAN DRIVE AROUND RHEIMS-THE NEW BATTLE OF THE MARNE-THE ALLIES LAUNCH A GREAT OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT41 Chapter 41 FORCE TO THE UTMOST42 Chapter 42 THE AMERICAN LEGIONS43 Chapter 43 RAIDING THE NEW FOE44 Chapter 44 AMERICA OVER THE TOP45 Chapter 45 AT SEICHEPREY AND XIVRAY46 Chapter 46 ON THE CHEMIN-DES-DAMES47 Chapter 47 BEFORE AMIENS48 Chapter 48 CANTIGNY49 Chapter 49 AROUND CHTEAU-THIERRY50 Chapter 50 A DRIVE BY THE MARINES51 Chapter 51 BELLEAU WOOD52 Chapter 52 THEIR PRESENCE FELT53 Chapter 53 VAUX AND HAMEL54 Chapter 54 ACROSS THE MARNE AND BACK55 Chapter 55 FORWARD WITH FOCH56 Chapter 56 FIGHTING THROUGH FORESTS57 Chapter 57 SERGY AND SERINGES58 Chapter 58 THE PEACE WITHOUT TREATY59 Chapter 59 THE GERMANS RENEW HOSTILITIES WITH RUSSIA60 Chapter 60 THE PEACE TREATY THAT WAS SIGNED61 Chapter 61 CONTINUED GERMAN AGGRESSION62 Chapter 62 JAPANESE TAKE ACTION IN THE EAST63 Chapter 63 GERMAN POLICY OF AGGRESSION64 Chapter 64 GERMANY'S APPEAL TO CLASS HATREDS65 Chapter 65 ASSASSINATION OF THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR66 Chapter 66 THE MARCH OF THE CZECHO-SLOVAKS THROUGH SIBERIA67 Chapter 67 EXECUTION OF EX-CZAR NICHOLAS68 Chapter 68 ITALY REVIVES69 Chapter 69 NAVAL WARFARE70 Chapter 70 BOMBING AND RECONNOISSANCE