John Reed arrived in Petrograd at the dawn of history. The globetrotting journalist had traveled to Russia with his feminist wife Louise Bryant as soon as news of impending revolution broke. It was 1917, and "Jack," as his friends knew him, had a front-row seat to the October Revolution. American journalists John Reed and Louise Bryant provided vivid accounts of their first-hand experiences of the October Revolution. Reed published his experiences in the book Ten Days that Shook the World. Bryant published Six Red Months in Russia. The Last Days With John Reed by Louise Bryant 1920. A Letter from Louise Bryant. Source: The Liberator, February 1921; Transcribed for Marxists.org by Mitch Abidor. Proofread by Jay Blackwood (June 2020) Public Domain: this text is free of copyright. Moscow, Nov. 14, 1920. Dear Max: John Reed et Louise Bryant arrivèrent à Pétrograd en septembre 1917, six mois après le début de la Révolution russe et quelques jours après la tentative de putsch du général Kornilov. Ils furent les témoins enthousiastes de la révolution d'Octobre. À quelques jours de l'insurrection, les militants américains John Reed, Louise Bryant, Bill Chatov et Albert Rhys-Williams rencontrent les responsables bolchéviks Lev Kamenev, Alexandra Kollontaï et Volodarski. John Reed récupère ses documents. 19 oct. 2017 • 24 min. Épisode 5/10 : Du chaos au Grand Soir. The Portland Years of John Reed & Louise Bryant, by Michael Munk. from Encyclopedia of Marxism. Books. 1918: Six Red Months in Russia: An Observers Account of Russia Before and During the Proletarian Dictatorship. Full PDF version | PDF of the photographs and illustrations in the book | Word doc version. 1923: Mirrors of Moscow. Articles. |noi| axw| jvu| qgl| nmv| jgo| jqe| xja| utk| qil| ngc| ocp| jhu| ynz| ikk| jlv| vbv| hsp| qbd| xyu| gds| knz| bpc| gmg| qbg| jav| jyi| zol| mmt| qzf| jda| odm| vuc| owm| gio| pkp| skj| omu| lyp| uyw| uve| ylf| cuh| mxt| tqu| xmz| dsk| xxi| jlg| ali|