Allied Expeditionary Forces in Siberia, Russia during Russian Civil War and World War 1 era. Buildings covered with snow. Horse drawn sleds carry Russian White Army supplies. Allied soldiers wearing a coat and a woolen hat. A soldier rides a cart. Other horse drawn sleds in the background.
Refugees in Siberia, Russia during Russian Civil War (and World War I). A refugee woman washes her clothes from a hole in ice. She keeps the washed clothes in a basket. A dog seated near her.
Allied Expeditionary Forces in Siberia, Russia during Russian Civil War and World War I. Several dozen ambulatory wounded White Russian troops walk along a train station platform. They move out of the station. They are dressed in winter overcoats and woolen hats. Many have bandaged limbs. Some are on crutches. American Red Cross (A.R.C) supplies being unloaded. A red cross sign on the wooden boxes.
Activities of American Red Cross, Russia during Russian Civil War and World War I. American Red Cross (A.R.C) agents visit refugee's huts. Refugee huts covered with snow. Refugees stand in a group. They speak to the agents. A view of refugee huts covered in the snow.
A substantial building in Irkutsk, Siberia, Russia, during period of Russian Civil War. The ground is covered in snow. An occasional pedestrian is seen and a car rarely drives past. An American flag flies over the entrance to offices of the U.S.Consulate. Inside, Ernest Lloyd Harris, U.S. Consul General in Siberia, poses, at a desk, with an American flag on the wall behind him. He speaks with a staff member. Next scene shows Harris posing with Consulate staff, all in warm fur collar coats and wool hats. With them stands a White Russian officer.
Activities of the Red Cross in Siberia, Russia during Russian Civil War intervention, and World War I. Dr. Charles Lewis, sits, flanked by nurses, on a bench at the Red Cross hospital in Tymen, Siberia, as other doctors and staff pose behing them. Dr. Lewis started operations at this hospital in November, 1918, with a staff of ten American nurses, mostly from mission hospitals, and three other physicians: J. H. Ingram, George Hayden, and R. V. Taylor. At this hospital, they care for wounded Czech soldiers. Later the Red Cross nurses are seen conversing with doctors and staff.
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