British and American Commercial Relations with Soviet Russia, 1918-1924

“A first-class study of its subject and one that has a surprisingly direct bearing upon the issues that figure on the international agenda as the west confronts another change of regime in Moscow.” — Slavic Review

“A fresh and thorough study of a relatively neglected area of Western involvement with the Bolshevik Revolution in its early stages.” — Russian Review

“Insightful and compelling. That anticommunism determined diplomacy is certain, but White shows that public and private figures subordinated ideology to economics.” — Diplomatic History

“For students of international relations and, in particular, for those interested in the connection between military, political, diplomatic, economic, and commercial relations, Christine White’s offering is a fine example of the genre.” — International History Review