"Bolshevist Russia" by Anton Karlgren, translated from the Swedish by Anna Barwell, published by Macmillan, New York, 1928, printed in Great Britain, First American Edition.

Hard boards, original maroon cloth [a little wear]; 5.3/4" x 9"; frontispiece, 311 pages on high quality heavy paper, a little soiling, very good/ fine condition.

Traveling in the Soviet Union during the mid-1920s, Karlgren conducted the study of the Bolshevist rule in Russia and creation of the Soviet socio-economic system. The book is based on his direct observations in the country, and the actual 1920s statistics. Such critical witness account conducted by the expert in cultural studies makes this book highly valuable for the study of Russian History and the rise of totalitarian one-party-rule system.

Table of Contents:

1. The Supreme Power of the Proletariat
2. The Bolshevists as Social Builders
3. The Amazing Industrial Advance
4. State Trading and Nepmen
5. the Bolshevists and the Moujiks
6. The Life of the Proletariat Under Proletarian Dictatorship
7. The Proletariat's Profit-Sheet
8. The Third Line of Defense.

Anton Karlgren (1882-1973) was Professor of Slavonic Philology at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark from 1923 to 1953.

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