A Nasty Little War

This book explores the intervention of Western powers in Russia during the final months of the First World War. Britain, America, France, and Japan deployed troops and weapons to support anti-Bolshevik forces in an attempt to influence the outcome of the Russian Civil War. The narrative covers various regions, including Central Asia and the Arctic, detailing the challenges faced by these foreign soldiers and their impact on Russian politics. It provides context for understanding the long-term consequences of this intervention on contemporary relations between Russia and the West.