Some additional references that might be relevant:
Hull, Henry Lane. “The Holy See and Soviet Russia, 1918-1930; a Study in Full-Circle Diplomacy.” Ph.D. diss. Washington, DC: Georgetown University, 1970.
McNamara, Patrick Jude. “Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., and Catholic Anticommunism in the United States, 1917--1952.” Ph.D. diss. Catholic University, 2003.
Father Walsh wrote and lectured a good deal. You might look at:
Edmund A. Walsh, The Fall of the Russian Empire: The Story of the Last Romanovs and the Coming of the Bolsheviki (Boston: Little, Brown, 1928)
and
Edmund A. Walsh, Footnotes to History: Selected Speeches and Writing of Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., Founder of the School of Foreign Service, ed. Anna. Watkins (Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press, 1990)
Do any members know of any documentation that explains why Father Edmund A. Walsh SJ, founder of Georgetown University's (Walsh) School of Foreign Service in 1919, developed a lifelong hatred of Communism that manifested itself on his return from Moscow in 1923, after serving 1922-1923 as head of Pope Pius XI's "Papal Relief Mission to Russia"?
What in the world happened to Walsh in Russia?
Lucian George, "Interpreting Alexander Chayanov’s Peasant Utopia since 1991", Historia i Polityka, 38/45 (2021), pp. 9–34
