Authors · American

Emma Goldman

Anarchist (not Marxist) revolutionary, deported from the United States to Soviet Russia in 1919; her My Disillusionment in Russia (1923) is an early eyewitness critique of the Bolshevik state.

Lived
1869–1940
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Emma Goldman

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1910Anarchism and Other EssaysMother Earth Publishing Association, New YorkOpen Library
1911Marriage and LoveMother Earth PublishingAssociationOpen Library
1914The Social Significance of the Modern DramaR.G. Badger, BostonOpen Library
1917Anarchy on TrialMother Earth Publishing Association, New York, N.YOpen Library
1923My Disillusionment in RussiaDoubleday, Page & Company, Garden City, N.YOpen Library
1924My Further Disillusionment in RussiaDoubleday, Page & Company, New YorkOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

YearTitleAuthor(s)PublisherLanguage
1988Living My Life✓FreeEmma GoldmanPluto PressEnglish
1993Visión en llamas✓ — Emma Goldman y la revolución españolaEmma GoldmanEl Viejo TopoSpanish
2017L'agonie de la révolution✓ — Mes deux années en Russie, 1920-1921
Les nuits rouges; 49
Emma Goldman & Étienne LesourdLes Nuits rougesFrench
2018Mi desilusión en Rusia✓Emma GoldmanEl Viejo TopoSpanish