The Bloody White Baron (47 page)

Ossendowski, Ferdinand,
Beasts, Men, and Gods
(New York, 1922)

Otter-Barry, Captain R. B. and Perry Ayscough,
With the Russians in Mongolia
(London, 1914)

Perdue, Peter,
China Marches West
(London, 2005)

Pershin, D. P.,
Baron Ungern, Urga i Altan-Bulak
(Stanford, 1933)

Pozner, Vladimir,
Bloody Baron: The Story of Ungern-Sternberg
, trans. Warre Bradley Wells (London, 1938)

Ribo, N. M., ‘The Story of Baron Ungern Told by His Staff Physician', Hoover Institution, Stanford University, CSUZXX697-A

Sárközi, Alice,
Political Prophecies in Mongolia in the 17th-20th Centuries
(Wiesbaden, 1992)

Semenov, Grigori,
O Sebe
[
About Myself
] (Harbin, 1938)

Special Delegation of the Far Eastern Republic,
Letters Captured from Baron Ungern in Mongolia
(Washington, DC, 1921)

Strasser, Rudolf,
The Mongolian Horde
(New York, 1930)

Sunderland, Willard, ‘Baron Ungern, Toxic Cosmopolitan',
Ab Imperio
, Spring 2006

Suvorov, Victor,
The Last Republic
(Moscow, 1995)

Tasuki, Hideo,
A Japanese Agent in Tibet
(London, 1990)

Military Writings of Leon Trotsky,
vol. IV (London, 1981)

US Senate Committee on Education and Labor,
Deportation of Gregorie Semenoff: Hearings Relative to the Deporting of Undesirable Aliens
(Washington, DC, 1922)

Vrangel, Karl Gustav,
The Memoirs of Count Vrangel: The Last Commander-in-Chief of the Russian National Army,
trans. Sophie Goulston (London, 1929)

Ward, Colonel John,
With the Die-Hards in Siberia
(London, 1920)

White, Theodore and Annalee Jacoby,
Thunder Out of China
(New York, 1946)

Index

Afghans

Ajushi (a Buriat revolutionary)

Ak-Burkhan

Aksha, Mongolian border

Alexandr, Tsar

Alexandra, Tsarina

Alioshin, Dmitri

Altai leaders

Amur Cossack Host

Amursana

Anfu clique

anti-Semitism

Artamonov (an officer)

Asian Cavalry Division

Assyrians

Austro-Hungarian Empire

 

Baber, Sultan

Badmaev, Piotr

Bakicha, General

Baltic Germans

Bargut Mongols

Bayar Gun, Prince

Beijing

Berlin, Isaiah

‘Black Hundreds'

Blagoveshchensk, Russian Far East

Blavatsky, Helena

‘Bloody Sunday' (1905)

Bogd Khan (Holy Emperor) ; and advance of the Red Army; aids Ungern's army; an astute politician; blindness ; campaign to smear his memory; coronation; his court on the revolutionaries; and the Dalai Lama; de facto ruler of Mongolia; death (1924); forced to kowtow to Chinese emperor; house arrest; importance of; instructions for driving away the Chinese ; invitation to Ungern; the Living Buddha; and Mongolian independence; opposes a modern state; opposes the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party ; orders conscription; Party declaration; personality ; possessions; power of; reassuring continuity offered by the Reds ; relationship with Ungern; rescued; ruthlessness; Semenov befriends; Ungern aims to free him from the Chinese; Ungern's respect for him; and Ungern's death; Ungern's letter is intercepted; veneration of

Bogd Uhl, Urga

Bogoliubov (Ungern's lawyer)

Bolshevik decree (1918)

Bolsheviks: and Jews; in Siberia; Ungern's hatred for

Brest-Litovsk, Treaty of (1918)

Budberg, Baron

Buddhism ; Chinese; deities and spirits; ‘esoteric'; Mahayana tradition; militant; Mongolian ; Tibetan (Lamaist, Tantric) ; Ungern and

Bukharin, Nikolai

Bukhedu, China

Burdokovskii, Evgenie

Burdukov, Aleksei

Bureau of Frontier Defence

Bureau of Political Intelligence

Buriat Mongols

Burkhanists

 

capitalism

Caucasus

Chahars

Cheka

Chen Lu

Chen Yi

Chengde, China

Chernivtsi, Ukraine

China: claims to Mongolia; mountain gods31; the new Republic; Sino-Soviet split; Ungern's vision of; weakness of the government

Chinese army

Chinese empire

Chita, Russia

Choibalsan, Marshal Khorloogiin

Choijin Temple, Urga

Comintern; International

communism

Communist International

Communist Party

conscription

Cossacks

Crimea

Cultural Revolution

Czechoslovakian Legion

 

Dalai Lama ; and the Bogd Khan; Fifth; Fourth; Sixth; Thirteenth (Thubten Gyatso)

Dambijantsan (the Ja Lama)

Daniel, Book of

Daoism

Dauria, Russia ; execution camp

Demchugdongrub, Prince

Dmitrevskii, Father

Dmitriev (chief of artillery)

Dorjiev, Agvan

Dostoevsky, Fyodor

Duan Qirui

Dutova, Ataman

 

Eastern Front

Eastern Orthodox Church

Ekh Dagina

Enkhbayar, President Nambaryn

Erdene Zuu monastery, Mongolia

Estonia

Evfaritskii, Colonel

Evtina, General

Ezekiel

 

Far Eastern Republic

February Revolution (1917)

Fifth Red Army:h Division;h Brigade

First Sino-Japanese War (1894-5)

First World War

Flanagan, Major

Fleming, Peter:
One's Company

Frederick the Great, King of Prussia

Freikorps

Fushenge (leader of Karachen Mongols)

 

Galdan Khan

Gan, Major-General

Gay, Dr

Genghis Khan (Temüjin) ; Great Seal of

German Empire

Gobi Desert

Gogol, Nikolai

Graves, General W. S.

Graz, Austria

Great Wall of China

Greater Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere

Guptill, A. M.

Guzino Ozero monastery

 

Hailar, Manchuria

Han Chinese

Harbin, Manchuria

Haslund, Henning

Hedin, Sven

‘Hidden Masters of the World'

Hiiumaa (Dago), Estonia

Hilton, James:
Lost Horizon

Himmler, Heinrich

Hindenburg, Paul von

Hinduism

Hiroshima

Hitler, Adolf

Honourable Knights of the Teutonic Order

Hopkirk, Peter:
Setting the East Ablaze

Hoyningen-Huene, Oskar von (step-father)

Hupfal sanatorium, Estonia

 

I Order! The Struggle and Tragedy of Baron Ungern-Sternberg
(Krauthoff)

Iaroslavskii, Eme'lian

imperialism

Inner Mongolia; Chinese settlers; ethnic Mongols in

Irkutsk

Islam

Ivan the Terrible

 

Japan: assists Special Manchurian Division ; establishes Manchukuo; imperialism of; invades Manchuria; Mengjiang (Mongol Border Territory); opposes pan-Mongolia 108-9; and a resurgent China ; Semenov directed by

Japanese army

Jebtsundamba Khutuktu
see
Bogd Khan

Jenghiz Khan

Jerwakant (Järvakandi), Estonia

Jews; belief in thirty-six ‘righteous men'; and Bolsheviks; in Estonia; exclusion of; massacred by Cossacks; purged in Urga; right-wing propaganda against; Russian; and Semenov ; Ungern's hatred for ; and Ungern's trial ;
see also
anti-Semitism

John of Kronstadt, Father

Judaism

 

Kalmikov, Ataman

Kalmucks, Kalmyks

Karachen Mongols

Karakorum

Kazagrandi, Colonel

Keegan, John

Kerenskii, Alexandr

Keyserling, Hermann

Khailar, Manchuria

Khalkha Mongols

Khalkkhanzyn Khuree monastery

Khobdo, Mongolia

Kiatkha

Kirghiz

Klingenberg, Dr

Knights of the Sword

Kolchak, Admiral

Komarovsky, General

Korea

Kornilov, General Lavr

Kuropatkin, General Alexsei

 

Lake Baikal; massacre (1919)

Lake Khasan (battle, 1938)

Lamyn Gegen Dedlen Khid, Mongolia

Larson, Erik

Laurent, Lieutenant-Colonel

Lazo, Sergei

League of Militant Atheists

Legion of the Archangel Michael

Legtseg

Lenin, Vladimir

Leontiev, Konstantin;
Russia and Europe

Lithuania

Livonia

Lu Zhang-Ku

Ludendorff, Erich

Lutheran Church

Lutheranism

 

Maimachen, Urga

Maimaichen, Kiatkha

Makeev (Ungern's ensign)

Makkaveevo

Manchu rule

Manchukuo

Manchuli

Manchuria

Mao Zedong

Marine Academy, St Petersburg

Mengjiang (Mongol Border Territory)

Michael, Prince

Mitteilungen für die Truppe
newsletter

Moeller van den Bruck, Arthur

Molchanov, Lieutenant-General

monarchy

Mongol Empire

Mongolia: aristocracy; attacks on religion; Chinese immigration ; collectivisation; end of Mongolian autonomy; genocide (1750s); geography of; humour ; an impoverished country with a small population; independence ; Inner Mongolians' mutiny (1919); Japanese ambitions in; a key part of regional clashes; Marxist uprising; occupied by Chinese forces (1920); rebellion (1932); Red Army enters Urga; return of Mongolian traditions; Soviet purges; treaty with Tibet (1913); Ungern invades; Ungern visits (1913); Ungern's plan for; young Mongolians destroy their own culture

Mongolian army: Chinese war chest; clothing; conscription ; discipline; failed invasion of Russia; fate of; growth of; health; and Mongolian nobility; motley combination of forces; Order No.201-5; plunder and seizure of assets; political divisions; punishments; raised by Ungern; Ungern's popularity; in Urga ; weaponry

Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party

Mongolian Trading Company

Mongolians: attitudes to ; Ungern on

Moscow

mysticism

 

Napoleon Bonaparte

nationalism

Nazis, Nazism

Nerchinsk, Treaty of (1687)

Neumann, Konstantin

Nevskii, Alexandr

Nicholas Gymnasium, Reval

Nietzsche, Friedrich

Niis Gegen

Nikolas, Tsar of Russia

Nikolas, Tsar of Russia

Nilus, Sergius

NKVD

Northern Crusades

Novodmitrievka

Novonikolaevsk, Siberia (Novosibirsk)

Nurhaci

 

occultism

Ochirov (one of Ungern's commanders)

‘October Manifesto' (1905)

October Revolution (1917)

Oirat Mongols

Okhrana

Olcott, Henry

Oloviannaia, Russia

Omsk, evacuation of

Oparin (a Bolshevik)

Order of Military Buddhists

Orwell, George

Ossendowski, Ferdinand Antoni ;
Beasts, Men, and Gods
;
In Human Dust

Ostrovskii, Colonel

Ottoman Empire

 

pan-Mongolism

Panchen Lama

Pankhurst, Emmeline

Paris Peace Conference (1919)

Parnjakov, Father

Paul(Pavlovskoe) Military Academy, St Petersburg

Pavlovna, Elena (Ungern's ex-wife)

Pershin, Dmitri Petrovich

Pogodaiev, Andrei

Politburo

Popov, Captain

Potemkin, Grigori Alexandrovich

Pozdneiev, Aleksei

Pozner, Vladimir

Pratt, Hugo: Corto Maltese in Siberia

prophecy

‘Protocols of the Elders of Zion'

Provisional Government

Pu Yi, ex-Emperor of China

 

Qing dynasty

 

Red Army ;h Special Detachment

Red Guards

Reds, the
see
Bolsheviks

Reid, Mayne7

Rennenkampf, General

Reval, Estonia (now Tallinn)

Rezuhin, Colonel

Ribo, Dr N. M.

Roerich, Nicolas

Roerich, Vladimir Konstantinovich

Rokossovskii, Konstantin

Romanovs

Rosenberg, Alfred

Rudrachakrin

Rujansky, Captain

Russian army

RussianWar

Russian Consulate Guard

Russian Fascist Union

Russian Liberation Army

Russian Orthodoxy

Russian Revolution (1905)

Russian Revolution (1917)

Russification

Russo-Japanese war (1904-5)

 

St Petersburg

Saint-Yves'Alveydre, Alexandre:
Mission de'Inde