Джон Рид — библиография

Трагичная история несчастной, но любящей матери и сына-алкоголика, родившегося от незнакомца, напавшего ночью на беззащитную девушку. Но она на все готова ради своего дитя, но само это дитя совсем не ценит этого и лишь только портит жизнь своей матери, ведя асоциальный образ жизни.

Книга Джона Рида «Восставшая Мексика» — это безграничное море лиц, событий случаев. И вместе с тем это необычайно цельное и целеустремленное произведение, в котором исторические события находят художественное отражение, выливаясь в образы эпического характера.

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Ten Days That Shook the World is American journalist John Reed's account of the Russian Revolution from November 7th through November 18th. Writing for an American socialist newspaper at the time, Reed experienced the events of the revolution first-hand, and the book conveys all the fervor, suspense and sheer raucousness of those fateful days. This edition includes the introduction written by Vladimir Lenin in the 1922 prining.

“Ten Days That Shook the World” is American journalist and socialist John Reed’s first-hand account of the Russian October Revolution of 1917. First published in 1919, Reed died soon after the book was released and was buried at the Kremlin in Moscow, one of only three Americans interred there, in tribute to his friendship with Vladimir Lenin and his important contribution to the new Soviet regime. While it was intended as an impartial and unbiased account, by Reed’s own admission, “in the struggle [his] sympathies were not neutral.” While Reed sided with the Bolsheviks and the Communist Revolution, his account of this pivotal time in world…

"Ten Days That Shook the World" is American journalist and socialist John Reed's first-hand account of the Russian October Revolution of 1917. While it is intended as an impartial and unbiased historical account, by Reed's own admission, «in the struggle [his] sympathies were not neutral». An important historical document of an event that would shape the political landscape for most of the 20th century, «Ten Days That Shook the World» is a must read for those interested in the socialistic movement and how it shaped Russian history.

“Ten Days That Shook the World” is American journalist and socialist John Reed’s first-hand account of the Russian October Revolution of 1917. First published in 1919, Reed died soon after the book was released and was buried at the Kremlin in Moscow, one of only three Americans interred there, in tribute to his friendship with Vladimir Lenin and his important contribution to the new Soviet regime. While it was intended as an impartial and unbiased account, by Reed’s own admission, “in the struggle [his] sympathies were not neutral.” While Reed sided with the Bolsheviks and the Communist Revolution, his account of this pivotal time in world…

Ten Days That Shook the World is American journalist John Reed's account of the Russian Revolution from November 7th through November 18th. Writing for an American socialist newspaper at the time, Reed experienced the events of the revolution first-hand, and the book conveys all the fervor, suspense and sheer raucousness of those fateful days. This edition includes the introduction written by Vladimir Lenin in the 1922 prining.

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