Through Bolshevik Russia

Through Bolshevik Russia, published in 1920 by Ethel Snowden, is a historical account of her six-week visit to Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution as part of a British Labour Delegation. The book details her observations of the social, economic, and political conditions under Bolshevik rule, highlighting the suffering of the Russian populace due to war and famine. Snowden's critical examination reveals stark contrasts between the wealth of a few and the poverty of many, providing a poignant insight into the impact of Bolshevik policies on society.