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Corporate Invasion: Nonstate Actors, the Wilson Administration, and the Russian Revolution

Fischer, Michael
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2024-05
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McPherson, Alan L.
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Urwin, Gregory J. W., 1955-
Ryan, Eileen, 1978-
Foglesong, David S.
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History
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History
 Intervention
 Nonstate actors
 Revolution
 Russia
 United States
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http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/10592
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This study examines the role nonstate actors played in the American intervention in the Russian Revolution from 1918 to 1920. Using two commissions of private Americans which traveled to Russia in 1917 and an associated network who held significant stakes in Russian stability and military viability, I fill a hole in diplomatic and military historiography by arguing that nonstate actors played an integral part in advocating for and facilitating the American invasion of revolutionary Russia.
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