by John Reed · Edicions de 1984 · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788486540005
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«Deu dies que trasbalsaren el món» is John Reed's historical chronicle of the Russian Revolution, published by Edicions de 1984 in paperback (368 pages).
John Reed, an American journalist, narrates the outbreak of the Russian Revolution and the decisive days when the Bolsheviks seized power. Reed was a direct witness to events, and his passionate, politically committed account portrays the protagonists and the atmosphere of the moment.
Volume 1 of the «Soldats de Ploma» collection; translation by Roser Berdagué; prologue by Pelai Pagès. Published in 1986.
For readers interested in the history of the Russian Revolution and in first-hand witness journalism.
John Reed is an American novelist. He is the author of four novels: A Still Small Voice (2000), Snowball's Chance (2002) with a preface by Alexander Cockburn, The Whole (2005), and All the World's a Grave: A New Play by William Shakespeare (2008). His fifth book, Tales of Woe (2010), is a collection of twenty-five stories, chronicling true stories of abject misery.
