D'Archangel au golfe Persique : $b aventures de cinquante Français en Perse
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"D'Archangel au golfe Persique" by Émile Zavie is a travel memoir and historical account written in the early 20th century. It follows a French medical mission of about fifty men as they journey from France through Britain and the Arctic to northern Russia, then across revolutionary Russia toward the Caucasus and Persia. Narrated in the first person, it blends sharp reportage with lively portraits—among them the jovial “Captain Treuleuleu,” the steady Marcel Benoit, and the fervent revolutionary Yvan Yvanovitch—against a backdrop of mutinous armies, popes and icons, and collapsing authority.
The opening of the book traces the mission’s departure via Liverpool on a cargo ship reflagged for the Red Cross, threading past submarines, fog, the Arctic circle, and the midnight sun while mingling with Russian repatriates and hearing a Maximalist’s blistering critique of France’s role in 1905. After a stop at Murmansk and arrival in Archangel, the narrative dwells on stations choked with deser
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