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"The Czar's old government used to send its enemies to Siberia, to exile; Uncle Sam's government sent its own men there to guard a railroad. Whose railroad it was and what it was there for and why Americans should be taken away from a perfectly good war in France and stationed up there to take care of it -- surely you can answer all these questions. If you can't, don't go to any of the veterans of the Siberian Expeditionary Force, because they won't give you very coherent answers. They think the whole trip was a post-season special, staged especially for their benefit."

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American Soldiers Remember Siberia (American Legion Weekly, 1919)

American Soldiers Remember Siberia (American Legion Weekly, 1919)

American Soldiers Remember Siberia (American Legion Weekly, 1919)

American Soldiers Remember Siberia (American Legion Weekly, 1919)

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