The Workers and Peasants of Russia and Ukraine, how do They Live?

Written in the 1920s by German anarchist Agustín Souchy, this reportage-style account describes life in rural Russia and Ukraine following the Bolshevik Revolution. With descriptions of agricultural practices, government policies, and interviews with diverse locals, this is a fascinating look at a revolutionary moment in history.

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