title: The vision of foreign intervention in the USSR as planned by Russian military émigrés at the end of 1920s: The Baltic context
abstract: As the result of the Civil War in Russia, extensive numbers of émigrés fled abroad. One of the largest groups of the refugees consisted of the soldiers of anti-Bolshevik forces, who were eager to continue the struggle against the Soviet regime. To prevent dissolution of the army and for the sake of future mobilization, a significant part of Russian military émigrés were consolidated into the Russian All-Military Union (Russkij Obshevoinskij Soyuz, ROVS), which had branches also in the Baltic sta
journal: Latvijas Vēstures Institūta Žurnāls