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Order by the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic (Order No.274)
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By the Chairman of the Revolutionary War Council of the Republic to the Red Army and the Red Navy, October 24, 1922, No.274, Moscow
The capture of Vladivostok
Today, October 25, at 4p.m., the troops of the Far Eastern Republic, which form an inseparable part of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army, entered Vladivostok, which had been cleared of the Japanese and White-Guard occupying forces. Russia has recovered her outlet to the Pacific Ocean.
I congratulate the Red Army and the Red Navy! Glory to the workers, peasants and fighting men of our Far East![1]
- ↑ The situation in the Maritime Region after the defeat of Kolchak and the evacuation of foreign troops from Siberia was briefly as follows: