Summary

The Bohemian Review, volume 3, no… (1919)

R. Crane says of the Czechoslovaks in Russia: “They govern well. Although they lived for the most part in box cars while they were fighting, these cars were immaculate. Wherever they stayed in a town a few days, they started little gardens and began to clean things up and put affairs in order—and keep them so. They did hard and severe fighting, bore hard ships ungrudgingly, and certainly showed a stuff which augurs well for the new Czechoslovak republic.”
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