 "Canada" retreated due to hull damage and the Bolsheviks blamed the failure on commissars Petrov and Nikolayev, who could have negotiated with the fugitives.The new Bolshevik owners changed the name of "Canada" to "III International" and eventually to "Fyodor Litke" – after Fyodor Petrovich Litke, the notable Arctic explorer, geographer, and tutor of Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich of Russia.In 1926, a team of Soviet explorers equipped with three years of supplies landed on Wrangel Island.