Sixteen years in Siberia: Some experiences of a Russian revolutionistDeich, L. G. (Lev Grigor'evich)
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Sixteen years in Siberia: Some experiences of a Russian revolutionist
Deich, L. G. (Lev Grigor'evich)
Deich, L. G. (Lev Grigor'evich), 1855-1941; Exiles -- Russia (Federation) -- Siberia -- Biography
Balamutz, Andreas, 235 n.
Barabash, General, military governor of Tchita, 174
Barannikov, 264
Basel, 1;
University, 14
Bastille, anniversary of the storming of, celebrated, 283
Batarèvitch, 338
Belino-Bshezòvsky, 122
Berèsov, 152
Berezniàk, 210;
his escape from Irkutsk prison and recapture, 189 n.;
attempt to rescue Medvèdiev, 261;
arrest and sentence, 262
Berg, Baron, 70
Berg, Herr von, the Public Prosecutor, 28, 33
Berlin, journey to, 44;
gaol at, 45
Beverley, his attempt to escape from Kiëv prison, 99;
shot, 100
“Biscuits,” meaning of the term, 177
Bìtshkov, Vladimir, his disappearance from Kiëv prison, 100
Bitshoug, River, 323
Blagovèstshensk, 327;
siege of, 332;
massacre near, 334-337
Bobohov, Sergius, his career, 285;
sentence, 286;
characteristics, 286;
on the threat of flogging, 287;
commits suicide, 290
Bogdanòvitch, his recognition of Deutsch, 38, 39, 40;
in Petersburg, 71;
assassination, 71 n.
Bogolyùbov, flogged, 288
Bogomòletz, Sophia, her escape from Irkutsk prison and recapture, 189
n.
story of her life, 191;
in Kara prison, 269;
removed, 271
Bohanòvsky, his escape from Kiëv prison, 10, 15, 99 n., 210 n.
Bolshakov, Governor, 207
“Bombists,” 131
Borisòvitch, 120
Bosnia, insurrection in, 85
Boundary post between Europe and Asia, 147
Brantner, his execution, 104 n., 188 n.
Bubnovsky, the locksmith, 241
Bulìgin, Alexander, 3, 17 n.
Bulìgin, Frau, her visit to Freiburg prison, 30
_Bunt_, meaning of the word, 9 n.
Burlei, Captain, Commandant of Kara prison, 237
“Butirki,” or the Central Prison of Moscow, 110;
number of prisoners, 111
Butzèvitch, 268
Butzìnsky, 57 n.
Buyanov, 340
“Carrier-pigeons,” meaning of the term, 59
“Case of the 193,” 86, 234 n.
Census, orders for a, 317;
report to be drawn up, 319;
conference at Stanitsa Aigùnskaya, 321
Cesarèvitch, his journey through Siberia, 309
Cheesemonger’s shop, subterranean passage from, 268
Chicago, 356
_China_, Pacific steamer, 354
Chinese, their attack on the Russian boats at Aigùn, 329;
character, 332;
treatment by the Russians, 333;
massacred, 335-337;
appropriation of their property, 339-341
Code, alphabetical, used in communications between prisoners, 51 n.
“Commune room” in Kara prison, inmates of, 257
Convict, a criminal, his appearance, 154;
of “unknown antecedents,” 163;
his views, 164;
mode of living, 165;
tramps, 165;
treatment of, 167
Convict labour, employment of, in Kara, 311
Convicts, equipment of, 95;
head-shaving, 95;
fetters, 95;
dress, 96;
appearance, 112;
loss of clothes at Tchita, 201
Convoy officers, their character, 180;
treatment of the prisoners, 180-182
Convoy-stations, 158
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