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A. W. Kliefoth
Bolshevism, by an Eye-Witness From Wisconsin (1920)
Author was for three years Military Observer of the U.. S. Embassy at Petrograd - one year under the Czar and two years under the Kerensky and Lenin and Trotsky regimes.
From the FOREWORD
Out of Darkest Russia come facts that make an American's blood run cold.
The Soviet...
Francis David Rowland, 1850-1927
Russia From the American Embassy, 1916-1918 (1921)
From the Introduction
My commission as Ambassador to Russia was dated March 9th,1916. As I was so long in regaining my health and strength after leaving Russia, I offered to resign the Ambassadorship three or more times, but each time the Secretary of State...
Daniel, W
Russia: 1918; Bolshevism in practice (1919)
Preface
THE publication of this series of notes on the events in Russia during the first year of the Bolshevik regime should prove of advantage all round in helping the general public to understand, from the point of view of the details of daily life, what is happening in Russia to-day....
Paul Miliukov
Bolshevism: An International Danger, Its Doctrine and Its Practice Through War and Revolution (1920)
From the Preface
SOME time ago people who tried to prove to European public opinion that Russian Bolshevism was an imminent danger to the whole of the world's civilization invariably met with the ready objection, that Bolshevis...
An English Woman
From A Russian Diary - 1917-1920 (1921)
From the Foreword
WHEN the revolution broke out in Russia I was living in a provincial town, which since the war had become of considerable importance.
For some time before February 1917 the news- papers had been daily scanned with ever-increasing anxiety. Not only did it daily beco...
