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1. Verfasser:	Price, Morgan Philips 1885-1973 (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	London Allen & Unwin 1918
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1500-1917 Erlebnisbericht Geschichte - 1914-1917 Iran <Nordwest> Kaukasusländer Weltkrieg <1914-1918> Weltkrieg 1914- (Russland) Russische Revolution Russland
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adam_text	CONTENTS ΨΑΟΜ Preface . . · · . .. . . .5 Introduction . . « . . . . - .21 The two gateways between Europe and Asia- — the incessant racę movements passing across them—the physical features of Central Asia-—the two types of humanity that live there — the nomad invasions into the West — the penetration of European influence into Asia — the movement of races from, the Russian plain across the Caucasus isthmus — the connection between race move¬ ments and economic interests — the regions of the Middle Bast — the Greek sea-board — the Anatolian tableland — the Armenian plateau — the Iranian plateau — the Caucasus isthmus — the six ancient trade routes across the Middle East-—modern lines of trade and economic development between East and West — Imperial exploitation and spheres of interest — the proletariat movement of the West and the hopes of its influence on the Eastern Question — possibility of a settlement among the financial groups — the force of world economics —the internationalizing of Constantinople and the Trans^ï eisaitn ïailway^ ■^~::Л:-ї.. :і -■ ■■ : PART I MILITARY HISTORY OF THE CAUCASUS CAMPAIGN (1914—16) CHAPTER I Early Stages of the Campaigk (1914— 15) . . . 49 The mistake of ignoring the Asiatic fronts—-the import« ance of the Caucasus campaign for the general strategy of the Allies — the geographical structure of the Armenian ? ■■■ · ■ ■.:■ :.·.■■■■ 7 ■ ■ ■· ■ ■■■■; .-■■:■■■■ ■Ш ШЫ Contents and Trans-Caucasian plateaux — the strategic problems before the Russian and Turkish General Staffs — the bases at Kars and Erzerum — the possibilities of flanking movements in the Chorokh depression and in north-west Persia — the opening of the campaign — Enver Pasha s offensive and the Turkish invasion of the Caucasus — Ishkhan Pasha s defeat at Sary-Kamish — the Turkish spring offensive in Azairbijan — defeat of Halil Bey s division at the battle of Dilman — the Armenian rebellion at Van and the Russian advance — their occupation of the Van vilayet — the July retreat and the Russian reoccupation of Van. CHAPTER II The £rzerum Offensive (February 1916). . . . 64 General state of the Caucasus army during 1915— danger of a Turkish concentration^gr^t ú: ^^аЛіАо^^^^г^іОада. í^^Lau^Lo— French expedition at the Dardanelles in saving the Caucasus army—the Grand Duke Nicolas succeeds in strengthening the Asiatic fronts — Turkish concentration against British in Mesopotamia and consequent -weaken¬ ing of their forces in Armenia — the opportunity for the Caucasus Army — the fortress of Erzerum and its physical surroundings — Turkish dispositions and plan of defence — the Russian dispositions and plan of attack- — the capture of the Azap-keui positions — retreat of the Turks to the Deve-boyun — Halid Bey s counter-attack in the Chorokh depression repulsed by the Russian Turkestans — Russian advance a semicircular line 130 miles long — difficulties of holding the line across the high mountain ranges — attack of the ist Caucasus Army Corps on the Deve-boyun positions — capture of outer forts- — Turks repulse the Elizabetopol and Baku regiments before Chaban-dede -with heavy loss — Russian attack in danger of breaking down — wonderful feat of the 4th Сощіа^Шеіі Division in crossing the Kaxgar-bazaur heights atíď joining the 2nd Turkestans — forts Chaban^otedé and Tuf ta in danger of being surrounded- — Turkish retreat from the forts and evacuation of Erzerum- — moral and political effect of the capture of Erzerum — -its strategic value for the campaign in Asia. , ..^■г^;-;: Contents PART II DIARY OF AUTHOR S JOURNEYS ■ · ■ . _ ■ . ». CHAPTER III PAOS With the Russian Expedition in North-West Persia AND KhURDISTAN. ...... 89 I leave Tiflis — visit Ani — ascend Mount Alagyoz — visit Echmiadzin and the Armenian Catholicos — reach D juif a and cross the Persian frontier — arrive at Tabriz- — the political atmosphere ttiere — educational revival among i^ p?^ make up my caravan -^-start off from Tabriz — reach the Lake of Urumiah — visit Dilman — a town without a governor — visit General Chernozubof — start off for the town of Urumiah — the Russian retreat in progress and the flight of the Assyrian refugees — I reach Urumiah and find it un¬ occupied — am taken in by Dr. Packard at American Mission — story of the Khurdish invasion of Urumiah in the winter 1914-— the national movements among the Khurds—their habits and race movements along the Turco-Persian border — evil effect of Russian and Turkish political intrigues on the morale of the Khurds — history of Simko — the Russian Consul in Urumiah declares an amnesty to the Khurds just after my arrival — I accom¬ pany Dr. Packard on a mission to pacify the Khurds — we visit the Begzadis of Mergawe^^-meet tìxé armed tribesmen at Dize—are escorted to the chief— -spend the iu&ht..wi^.-Ab^ passage for the Assyrian Christians——return to Urumiah——go out again to meet Bedr Khan Bey — bring him in to the Russian Consul — visit the Begzadis of Tergawer — ride up on to the high plateau — meet the outposts of Khurdu Bey— - arrive in his camp — are received with Oriental pomp > -—discover Turkish agents in the camp — discover great: tó from Urumiah — negotiate with Khurdu Bey^-tbè J fanatical shmkh-—-Khurdu Bey agrees tt^^tEßse^ßß^^-^M, Christian slaves——bring the Christians baçfc ţ> — the American Mission in Urumiah, work. ■ :.■■■■■: ■ ■^ ■ ■ Vv -iv ; . ■ ■ ■:■ ■■ l Contents CHAPTER IV глот With the Armenian Volunteers round Lake Van . 12z I return to Dilman — witness the retreat oí the Assyrians into Persia —- visit their Patriarch and hear his story — history of the Assyrian Christians —- start out for Armenia — reach the valley of the Great Zab — visit the monastery of Deer — spend a few days in a Russian camp — cross the Chukha-Sadik pass—-my first sight of Lake Van-—I reach the city — meet the Armenian volun¬ teers under Ishkhan — join the Red Cross detachment —we start out for the front — in camp at Shah-bagi — I visit the great rock at Van — the inscription of Xerxes — we start for the front — pass the camp of Andranik — my interview with the Armenian revolutionary leader — types of Armenian revolutionaries — we go into camp at Ang— our life there — life in the neighbouring camps — -a review of the troops—-three Азтешазі seoute ¿<s^^Bl ŕ into camp—they tell us stories of the lts)i&^Xëgmiiëy teös Ette¿B^ orders for ao varice срше^-оиѓ column on the march—we reach the head¬ waters of the Tigris — come to a desolate upland plateau — our first sight of the Turks — descend into a deep valley — camp in the darkness beneath the Turks — an outpost affair — attacking the Turks in the early morning — we gain the summit of the pass — a gorgeous panorama — witness the advance of the Russian columns from the pass — a great battle scene—descend towards the lake — the attack on the following day — I witness the bombardment from the artillery observation post — talk with my friends among the infantry just before the attack — witness the attack from a hill—the capture of Narek Vank by the Armenians — walk over the field of battle — help a Cossack to bury a dead Turk — we all gather together in the evening—our fight against famine begins — we are caught in a blizzard — a terrible night at Voštan — -the food arrives—we reach У^ г^Ш-- return to Persia — wayside scenes at Serai and in the Kotur denles — reach the oasis of Khoy—I return to the Caucasus. CHAPTER V Mv visit то Erzerum after its Capture by the Russians * 163 I arrive at Kars — I stay with the Vice-Governor^ — -pre¬ parations for the advance—the Kars plateau in winter : ■-■.. : IO V;. =■:.. ■ Contents ГА.ОШ — news of the Erzerum offensive comes — I leave for Sary-Kamish — join my colleagues of the Russian press — start off in transport wagons — reach the Passan plain — the scenes in the wake of the advance — arrivée at Kupru-koui — the rumble of the artillery on the Deve-boyun — Hassan-kaleh — I climb on to the great rock—scenes on the upper Passan — the ravages of war and changes of nature — we are received by General Eudenitch — reach the Deve-boyun chain — a distant view of a rearguard action — arrive in Erzerum — scenes in the street — start out to visit the forts — inspect the old Turkish guns — ascend the high plateau — terrible cold — the abandoned Turkish batteries- — dead bodies in the snow — the last sleep of two Russian and Turkish jpeasants—-we reach fort Çhaba^ — —theř jgreat jpanöram^ in the Mghësti ïört in thè world—-visit the snow-fields on the Olugli — the scene of the great struggle—return to Erzerum — I visit Mr. Stapleton — his heroic work with Mrs. Stapleton in the cause of the Armenians— Zdanevitch and I ride up to fort Palan-teken — view from the summit of the pass — with the soldiers in the fort at tea — we discuss the war — their attitude towards it — return to Erzerum — and to Tiflis. CHAPTER VI My Summer Journey on the Kars Plateau and in the Upper Choäokh Basin (1916) . , „ , 183 The organization of relief work for sufferers from the war ой the Gatrcjaş^^i^i^ţ^ţ gö to Kars to investigate the state Ш i^ population of the Kars platea^r^relaiïöTis between the races before the war-^- disastrous moral effect of the war upon them — material tosses of both Moslems and Armenians — impossibility of attaching the blame now — international commission to make restitution to occupied regions of from a common fund of all belligerent countries щ^Шп villages—the Khurdish population of the Kara płateau— the Ali-Allahi sect — tendency of the Moslem sects in this r^gpiï to unite since the war into one national ^фвспаїЕ^^іШ^Щ^^ -^л a journey to the Chorokh — springtime ön the high ji ■ : -■■-■;; -/г ■ ·........- j. ■■:,, ■■ -■■ ■■ : У 1 .-· · ■ і1 і-1: - -. .- .Ґ^ · . ■■/ІТ . . ! ■ . ■· ■ ■■ ■■■ .■- .- - : :. ■■■■■■: ■■-- ■■■ . ■■ ■■ = ■■: . ■. .І.::,; ■;■ ■ ■-- „ .¿л . Contents »ДО ruined villages — I cross the Allah-ak-bar pass — magnifi¬ cent view of the Kars plateau and the Olti depression — descend through pine forests to the village of Arsenek — am entertained by the Turkish peasants — their poli¬ tical outlook — Who is our Padishah ? ** — I reach ОШ — start out with M. Kuzetsef for the Upper Chorokh — we pass the Gey Dag — Russian engineering feats in the Upper Chorokh and the strategical value of the new roads — reach Tortum — tea under the mulberry- trees—¡-I climb up to the old castle — find ruins of a Christian church — probabilities of the ancient Georgian frontiers being once here — investigate the condition of the natives — estimate of the population and its losses from the war — we cross the Kazan Dag-—magnificent view of the whole Upper Chortfkh basin — reach the Staff of General Prejvalsky — the peasant-general and his character — discuss the native racial problems in Asia — I see the / refogaši&^^ -^population ѕефА ęW rouïà -— теТгШ road to Kars ágain — I travel with Russian peasant soldiers^—their views on the war — fatalism and the military machine — visit the Kars prison — A Russian conscientious objector — reach Ardahan — condition of the town and district — effect of the war on the native population — visit the summer encampment of the Ali-Allahi sect — their religious practices — visit Turkish villages — their views on the Arab rebellion against the Sultan and the Caliphate — visit the villages of the Russian Dissenters — a typical Maiakan village — history of their sect — their high moral character — their pro¬ gressive habits — their high, standard of husbandry — its effect on the Asiatic natives — their social relation with their Armenian and Moslem neighbours. CHAPTER VII Work among the Refugees in Lazistan. . . . 216 I buy food and warm clothing for the Lazis — Dr. Sultanof and I arrive at Batum — difficulties of transporting our material to Lazistan — the geographical structure , of Lazistan — history of Lazistan —Tamara V dream — probable population of Lazistan — effect of the Turkish retreat and the Russian occupation on the natives of v 12 : --ß Contents Lazistan— we reach Morgul — we can get no farther — the natives save us trouble by carrying all the food on their backs — capacity of the Lazi for carrying heavy weights — we pass through lower Adjaria — ruined and deserted condition of the country — history of the Turkish invasion here at commencement of war — the return of the Russians- — the massacre of the Adj ars — statistics for the population of Adjaria — we reach Artvin — wonderful situation of the town — we stay with Captain Zasemovitch — the inhabitants of Artvin — the Catholic Armenians and their history — set out for Lazistan — a wonderful pass — see all Adjaria and the Caucasus range at one glance — our first sight of Lazistan — -look into an abyss — descend two thousand feet sheer —- reach Melo, the first village of Lazistan—meet the Russian officials —- -. I don^^ district ends/^^Hterrible ;:<йоа?йф^^ distribute our food and clothing — walk on foot farther up the gorges——reach a true Lazi village — starving people wish to entertain us — the Lazi, his life and habits, his character and the beauty of his women — we find Greek Christians — their underground church and secret custom — return to Batum. »АО« PART III POLITICAL CHAPTER VIII The Armenian Question аШ Armenia s iate between two Imperiał Powers — the Eastern Question in relation to Armenia — -the weakness of Turkey s rule in Armemaand its cause—the three social elements in the population of Armenia—Turkish in¬ capacity to assimilate- — the Turkish Revolution and the two political parties in Constantinople—liberal ~ :i^Süäo»alism and the party of Enver Pasha—proposal for peaceful solution oí Balkan Question-—Russian policy at Constantinople an«! M. Charikoff—attitude of Russian authorities in Caucasus — the raising of the question of Armenian autonomy—iailnre of the proposal—the Balkan 237 Contents war— triumph of Enver Pasha s party — the policy of blood and iron — process of natural reconciliation between Khurd and Armenian — effect of Powers Armenian reform scheme on this reconciliation- — the outbreak of the European war—the Erzerum conference—Young Turk Committee s proposal to the Armenians — the chain of buffer States in the Caucasus — Turkish Government s pretexts for demands on Armenians — the Armenian volunteer movement in the Caucasus and its origin — disagreement among the Armenians on ques¬ tions of policy — the Armenian massacres — probable number oí survivors — the losses of the Khurds and Moslems during the war — the losses of the Assyrian Chris¬ tians — race movements in Armenia resulting from wars in last hundred years — figures of Armenian and Khurdish population of Armenia before the war — the pressure of the Khurds on the Armenians and its economic causes — the problem of the future re-establisłiing ЏЏ^^Џ^^^Е^ф^^^^^^Е Khurds — right of people of Armenia to decide their own ^té----iö:eéd to summon a Khurdo-Armenian assembly ——the future political structure — will natives decide for union with Turkey or with Russia? — reasons for preferring union with Russia. CHAPTER IX Nationalism and Internationalism in the Caucasus . 255 The development of nationalism among small races as result of Imperialist policies of Great Powers — the principle of Divide et impera — national revival in Caucasus and Middle East during eighteenth century — its purely cultural aspect in its early stages — the growth of political national¬ ism — it spreads from Europe to the Near and then the Middle East — the effect of the Russian Revolution of 1905 on the Near and Middle East — the beginnings of the proletariat international movement and its speedy collapse- — the Russian reaction and its policy for dealing with revolutionary movements — development of an aggres¬ sive nationalism among races of Caucasus as result of the crushing of the proletariat revolution — the Nationalist parties among the Armenians—the Nationalst parties among tłie Georgians—Nationalist moveÄnts among Contents глон the Tartars — -their development of political self-conscious- ness — the two forms of Pan-Islam movement, the political and the cultural — nationalism in the Caucasus after the outbreak of the great war — the balance of power between the races — influx of the Armenian refugees from Turkey and its effect on creation of Tartar-Georgian Blockf-rpoliçy of Russian authorities embitters the national feuds — Prince Vorontsoff-Dashkofí and the Alashkert Cossack proposal — the Grand Duke Nicolas introduces the Zemstvo scheme — attitude of Armenian Nationalists — attitude of Tartar-Georgian aristocracy — attitude of Social-Democrat parties — the Grand Duke and landowning classes insist on conservative franchise -— beginnings of rapprochement between Caucasian nation¬ alities during winter 1916-17-— the śtreaagthening of the intema^Qs^ifŢ^BMp^â^ movement in response to :^еШЕ\|1ЙЕ§ШЙ in the Caucasus and the appearance of the Council x>f Workers and Soldiers Delegates — the attitude towards it of the Armenian and Georgian Socialist societies — the reac¬ tionary forces among the Georgian aristocracy — the Armenian bourgeoisie and the Russian Liberal Imperialists — the difficulty of reconciling the National with the International movements in the Caucasus — the possi¬ bility of a compromise on the basis of federation· CHAPTER X The Russian Revolution and its EffbCts in Asia. . 270 Russian reaction and the war—suppression oí move¬ ments for liberty-— pensecutìpA of small nationalities— the tf^ Press in its rela¬ tions with tJbe Russian Government — the apparent hopelessness of the revolutionary movement in Russia —■ the rebellion of the natives of Central Asia against Russia in 1916 — the decisive factor was the food crisis—statistics showing the depletion of Russia s food supplies as the result of the war—the approach of famine and its effect in reeving the revolutionary movement — the three social elements in Russia on the eve of the Revolution— (1) the peasant proletariáte-^) the aristocracy, higher bureau« and the Court party-—their desire for а separate 1$ ■• Contents peace as a means of crushing revolution — English support of the Russian reaction — the Northcliffe Press and its sympathy for Nicolas II —(3) the Russian middle-class parties and the Progressive Block — their capitalist connections and Imperialist aims- — their estrangement from the peasant proletariat-^the intelligentsia * and its union with the middle classes — the social elements in Asiatic Russia on the eve of the Revolution — in Siberia — in Turkestan and Bokhara — in the Caucasus- spread of the revolutionary movement in the Caucasus during the winter 1916—17— the Government s attempts to suppress it — the collapse of the economic system — the appearance of brigandage and famine — mutiny among the troops — plan for the advance on Nosul across Persia falls through on account of impossibility of feed¬ ing troops — the British advance on Bagdad alone — first news of the revolution in Petrograd reaches the Caucasus — the Socialist-Revolutionary societies in Tiflis seize the reins of government — garrison goes over the revolution — the great meeting Ш^іЕ^^^ТййОЬЕу Square on Sunday March iBth — the gathering of all the races of the Caucasus — I witness the first elections for the Caucasus Union of Soldiers and Workers Delegates — observe its proletariat and anti-Bourgeois attitude from the outset — listen to peace speeches welcoming the immediate establishment of the International—- receive a note to call on the Grand Duke Nicolas—meet the Grand Duke in the — he informs me that .-.¿r·^--- ·. Russia — send off a telegram — find the palace sur¬ rounded by revolutionary guards — the Grand Duke becomes virtually a prisoner — his Cossacks ^o over to the revolution — he leaves for Europe — his character — bis attitude towards democratic movements — his desire fox a palace revolution to preserve the autocracy — I leave for ^^ friend on the platform — We have arrested t&em all — see Kars in the Ьапф of the revolutionaries—-find my friend the Vice-Go vernor arrested — visit the executive of tlie Kars revolutionary Committee—notice the irexíonciliation of nationalities formerly hostile-—see Tartars, Armenians* and Russians serving on the same committees—visit the Couxtcil of Soldiers Delegates — return to Tiflis — the Tifli Revolutionary Committee gets to work—-its ä method of formation — visit Mtschet·-^«» - 16 ..-.. ■, ^:-ш^м:т Contents decide to elect their own Exarch—visit Elizabetopol for a Conference of the Tartars—news arrives about the progress of the revolution in Central Asia — the Turkestan Council of Workers and Soldiers Delegates is formed — native Mohammedans work with representa¬ tives of Russian soldiers and colonists — the preliminary programme of the Turkestan Council — equal rights for all nationalities — reversal of the colonial policy — the arrest of the Governor-General — the revolution reaches Bokhara — the Emir s attempt to crush it — the Russian Resident supports him — the arrival of the revolutionary soldiers from Tashkent and Samarkand — the Emir of Bokhara declares a Constitution — the revolution among the Cossacks — I cross the Cossack steppes—observe the formation of the --..Council, of Soldiers Delegates among the GosšaÄkSr-* ^^ tribesmen and Cossacks serve on thè same Committee — Tersk Cossacks declare for a republic — causes of the spread of revolutionary ideas among the Cossacks — the widespread influence of the Russian Revolution in Asia — the downfall of old des¬ potisms — its influence on India — will Western Europe follow the Star in the East ?
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