Albert Rhys Williams was een Amerikaanse journalist en arbeidsorganisator, vooral bekend om zijn memoires ten gunste van de Russische Oktoberrevolutie van 1917. Als zowel getuige als deelnemer bood hij een uniek perspectief op de revolutie dat de basis vormde van zijn literaire werk. Zijn geschriften richten zich op het bepleiten en verdedigen van de revolutionaire idealen en hun impact op de Russische samenleving. Williams trachtte de revolutie af te beelden als een positieve en transformerende kracht door middel van zijn journalistieke en publicistische talenten.
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Soviet Russia is a book about the Bolshevik Revolution and the early years of the Soviet Union. The book provides a firsthand account of the tumultuous period from 1917 to 1920, when the Bolsheviks seized power in Russia and began to implement their socialist vision. The author, Albert Rhys Williams, was an American journalist who was present in Russia during this period. His book provides a rare glimpse into the world of revolutionary Russia and the people who made it happen.
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