Russia Without Illusions
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S. R. That "every place we have visited so far, whether it be a farm or a worker's dwelling, had electric light installed, and generously used because it was so cheap. " * In the center of what was to become the new Erivan the roads were torn up, and, across piles of debris and building materials, a triumphal arch had been erected at the entrance to Erivan's main boulevard. On the right were new offices; on the left, a four-story building under construction; and behind, the entrance to a park, ...at one time the private garden of one of the richest men in old Erivan.
Alongside the railroad a number of new factories had already been completed since 1928, and I spent a day visiting these factories.
1 Op. Cit, p. 219.
ERIVAN TO DNIEPROSTROI 87 The workers, mainly Armenians, came from all countries of the world to which Armenians had emigrated before the Revolution. Also, there were a number of Greeks and Turks, Persians and Jews, who had immigrated not so long before. Asked how they liked Soviet Armenia, everyone that I spoke to was favorable, as com- pared with the conditions they had left behind them in Greece, Turkey, and other Black Sea and Mediterranean countries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. R. That "every place we have visited so far, whether it be a farm or a worker's dwelling, had electric light installed, and generously used because it was so cheap. " * In the center of what was to become the new Erivan the roads were torn up, and, across piles of debris and building materials, a triumphal arch had been erected at the entrance to Erivan's main boulevard. On the right were new offices; on the left, a four-story building under construction; and behind, the entrance to a park, ...at one time the private garden of one of the richest men in old Erivan.
Alongside the railroad a number of new factories had already been completed since 1928, and I spent a day visiting these factories.
1 Op. Cit, p. 219.
ERIVAN TO DNIEPROSTROI 87 The workers, mainly Armenians, came from all countries of the world to which Armenians had emigrated before the Revolution. Also, there were a number of Greeks and Turks, Persians and Jews, who had immigrated not so long before. Asked how they liked Soviet Armenia, everyone that I spoke to was favorable, as com- pared with the conditions they had left behind them in Greece, Turkey, and other Black Sea and Mediterranean countries.
What to read after Russia Without Illusions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pat Sloan to read onlineMoreLess
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