Through the Russian Revolution

Through the Russian RevolutionThrough the Russian Revolution by Albert Rhys Williams, a Congregationalist pastor turned labor organiser and journalist, offers readers a first hand account of the exciting and confusing events of the Russian revolution from June 1917 to August 1918. Williams, a lifelong defender of the Soviet system, documented his first adventure in Russia at its most chaotic moments. There he formed a lasting impression of what he thought the Soviet system could

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with connections explained and explicated between chapters

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In Acting and its Refusal in Theatre and Film

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highlighting the elements that best fit people who see themselves as members of groups—a description that fits the vast majority of the world

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politics to the visual arts

Direct Democracy shows when government by the people can improve democratic governance

It is a promotional and educational publication

Other features include a transcript of an interview with Dan Formosa