"Seeing Red”
p. 22 · Read in the full issue
NO country in the world offers such a wealth of material for a book as does Soviet Russia, and in each new volume writ te nare additional enlightening facts of con ditions there.
“Seeing Red” is the apt title of the latest book of this kind by Eve Grady, who lived quietly in Russia, observing and recording the state of affairs. The result is that her book reads more like a novel than a general descriptive work, and some of her revela tions are astounding.
The writer of “Seeing Red” was ordered out of Russia because, in an article in an American journal, she told a joke about Stalin.
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