Ten Days that Shook the World

Focusing on the Russian October Revolution of 1917, this account by journalist John Reed serves as both a passionate narrative and a significant historical document. Although intended to be impartial, Reed's sympathies lie with the Bolsheviks, providing a riveting and honest portrayal of the events. His firsthand observations offer valuable insights into the transformative impact of the revolution on the 20th-century political landscape. This work remains influential for those exploring the themes of communism, socialism, and Russian history.