The war correspondent Henry Nevinson went to Russia in the revolutionary winter of 1905 and reported what he saw. He sits with strike committees in St Petersburg, visits workmen’s homes, follows Father Gapon, travels through the peasant countryside and watches the Moscow rising, after an introduction summarising Bloody Sunday, the assassinations and the October Manifesto.
Vivid first-hand reporting from the rehearsal for 1917, for readers of Russian history and classic journalism. Download the free EPUB.