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work_4hbxpneznjfbxevnata4qhjgvi	Alexander Rabinowitch	The Diary of A Diplomat In Russia, 1917-1918. By Louis de Robien. Translated from the French by Camilla Sykes. New York and Washington: Praeger Publishers, 1970. 319 pp. $8.50	1972	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1169	79	61	believes that the White Russian forces were doomed to fail for two basic reasons: first, because their leaders, basically apolitical men, were unable to develop a program that might appeal to the masses; second, because their Russian nationalism Count Louis de Robien was appointed a minor official in the French embassy in St. French ambassador after Paleologue's recall in May, Robien wrote: " W h a t is needed the Imperial Rolls Royce," he noted in a diary entry of late July. . It is the men who end the war who will be masters of Russia for a long time." However, Robien was also highly his book for readers seeking a deeper understanding of the Russian Revolution is peasant mutual-aid committees, the government began in May to promote the establishment of a broad network of such groups (Krest'ianskie Komitety Obshchestvennoi Vzaimopomoshchi) under the Commissariat of Social Security.	./cache/work_4hbxpneznjfbxevnata4qhjgvi.pdf	./txt/work_4hbxpneznjfbxevnata4qhjgvi.txt