The material comes from the author's notes with a heavy contribution from the Bulletin de la Presse issued daily at the time by the French Information Bureau.
The material comes from the author's notes with a heavy contribution from the Bulletin de la Presse issued daily at the time by the French Information Bureau. Its account begins on November 7th and near its ending the author visits the funeral of 500 revolutionaries. The narrative concludes by listing the new officers, one of whom – Lenin- wrote its introduction. First published by the British Communist Party in 1926, FTP, name this account of the November 1917 revolution written by John Reed.
The material comes from the author's notes with a heavy contribution from the Bulletin de la Presse issued daily at the time by the French Information Bureau.
{Ten Days that Shook the World}