The Eurasian Triangle: Russia, The Caucasus and Japan, 1904-1945

Acknowledgments and Notes\n1 Introduction\n2 The Russo-Japanese War\n	2.1 War\n	2.2 The Akashi Operations\n	2.3 Japan and ``Total Espionage\'\'\n3 A Lull\n	3.1 ``Pacification\'\'\n	3.2 The Impact of Japan\'s Victory\n	3.3 A New Global Political Configuration\n	3.4 ``Spy Mania\'\'\n	3.5 The Caucasus on the Eve of World War I\n4 War, Independence, and Reconquest, 1914–21\n	4.1 World War I\n	4.2 Revolution\n	4.3 Reconquest\n	4.4 The Caucasus and the World\n	4.5 The Caucasus and Japan\n5 Renewal\n	5.1 ``Pacification\'\'\n	5.2 International Realignments\n	5.3 The Renewal of Japan\'s Interests in the Caucasus\n6 The Caucasus Group and Japan\n	6.1 Moscow versus Tokyo\n	6.2 Japan and Caucasian Émigré Forces\n	6.3 The Caucasus Group and Japan\n	6.4 The Anti-Comintern Pact\n	6.5 The Great Terror\n	6.6 Clandestine Operations\n7 War and Dénouement\n	7.1 The Realignment of Forces\n	7.2 An Attempt on Stalin\'s Life?\n	7.3 The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and World War II\n	7.4 The Expansion of War\n	7.5 Dénouement\n8 Conclusion\nAppendix\nBibliography Archives and Private Papers\nBibliography\nPrinted Books\nArticles\nList of Figures\nSources of Illustrations\nIndex