John Reed

Born: 22 October 1887

Died: 17 October 1920

American journalist, poet, and communist activist

Born: 22 October 1887

Died: 17 October 1920

John Reed

Books by John Reed (50 max)

Ten days that shook the world

Insurgent Mexico

The war in eastern Europe

The Provincetown plays Second series

Red Russia the triumph of the Bolsheviki

The Education of John Reed: Selected Writings

The war in eastern Europe

Freedom a prison play

Adventures of a young man: short stories from life

Vosstavshai︠a︡ Meksika.: Desi︠a︡tʹ dneĭ, kotorye potri︠a︡sli mir. Amerika 1918.

The complete poetry of John Reed

John Reed and the RussianRevolution: uncollected articles, letters and speeches on Russia, 1917-1920

Diana's début a musical comedy in two acts ...

Everymagazine: an immorality play

Sangar [The Mad Recreant Knight of the West] To Lincoln Steffens

Sangar, to Lincoln Steffens

El cosmopolita

To Max Eastman

Tamburlaine: and other verses

The Sisson documents

Shall socialism triumph in Russia

The New York communist

Red Russia: The triumph of the Bolsheviki

Tsehn ṭeg ṿos hoben oyfgedruderṭ di ṿelṭ: ṿi azoy di Soṿyeṭen hoben farḥapṭ di makhṭ in Rusland

Shall socialism triumph in Russia

10 dniv, shcho skolykhnuly svit

Daughter of the revolution: and other stories

Zhen han shi jie de shi tian

An anthology

Adventures of a young man Short stories from life

Daughter of the revolution, and other stories.

Hija de la revolución y otras narraciones.

The education of John Reed selected writings

I saw the new world born: an anthology by John Reed.

Labor's grand old man

Relatos de John Reed

Guerra en Paterson y otras cronicas

Villa y la Revolución Mexicana

Collected poems

John Reed for the Masses

Izbrannoe

John Reed Romania in 1915: as seen by a radical American journalist

John Reed, Romania in 1915: as seen by a radical American journalist

The Collected Works of John Reed

La guerre dans les Balkans

Writings of John Reed "Ten days that shook the world", and other essays

Romania during World War I : Observations of an American Journalist

Tsehn ṭeg ṿos hoben oyfgeruderṭ di ṿelṭ