The end of the Women's Battalion
An appalling event took place in the last few days in the Women's Battalion of death. Women volunteers beat up the inaugurator of the Women's Battalion of death, warrant officer Bochkareva, who had delivered a series of reprimands to the volunteers.
As a result, a neighbouring regiment had to be called to put a stop to the disorders. So, as you may have heard, the battalion is going to be disbanded in the next few days. 250 people from it are going to be sent to the acting army as reinforcements for the Women's battalion; the remainder will be dismissed and sent home.
On the very first days of the official receptions, after exchanging visits, I clarified that the plan regarding the American naval offensive in the Mediterranean Sea had been abandoned. See more
With news of the revolution having reached Paris, a number of Russian newspapers appeared of the most extreme nature. The newspapers, as well as individuals who emigrated, having gained access to the mass of soldiers, fed them with Bolshevik Leninist-Makhaev propaganda, at times even giving false information, drawn from fragmentary telegrams in French newspapers. See more
Affirmation of Permanent Sobriety
The Provisional Government declares it to be necessary that, in view of its Affirmation of Permanent Sobriety, special rules must be instated for the liquidation of vodka products and other spirits stored in vodka factories and commercial establishments. See more
One day I was walking up and down in front of the house, the officer on duty who was walking behind me and who had seemed until then not to notice me, murmured to me as he passed: See more
I was well aware of the interrelationship between Kerensky and KornilovCommander in Chief of the Petrograd command - from 18 March 1917 long before their definitive falling out. A group of pro-Kornilov technicians were in full opposition to Kerensky's government, which they blamed for the rapid collapse of Russia. Kerenskii, for his part, described Kornilov and his supporters as state enemies. See more