By Alexander Sten
1954
The facts described in this booklet, basically depict the period of time from the October Revolution (1917) up to 1933. Here are given some glimpses of the life in the Soviet Russia with its forced collectivization of farmers, economic disorders, famine, cannibalism, endless arrests, mass executions, concentration camps and rotten administration. My recollections fall of in 1933, when I was lucky to escape the Soviet hell, to the free world and avoid the ominous period of Eshov’s sadistic terror which destroyed millions of innocent people.
Alexander Sten
Editor's Note
Alexander Sten (Stenszinski) was born Alexander Dimitriovich Andriadi (Andriyanovich?), 31.09.1910-Julian; 31.10.1910-Gregorian; in Warsaw, Poland. He was a Poet, Novelist, and “Man of Letters” publishing under the non-de-plume, “Igor Cyansky.”
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