Thread: Emma Goldman 1869-1940

I've never heard of her until today so can offer no help but here's her book "My Disillusionment in Russia."
for free:

My Disillusionment in Russia

and "MY FURTHER DISILLUSIONMENT IN RUSSIA" for free:

Further: Table of Contents

Scott

Yes, I was going to read that book next. Thanks for the free link! Right now I am reading her Autobiography "Living My Life." I am not an Anarchist or anything, but I can sympathize with "some" of her causes. I can also see why and how she came to be the person she was. As a history teachher, Historian, and Anthropologist I am able to be unbiased. It's actually a pretty good book. I recommend it.

Also, that is great, that she seems to draw a blank for most people. It is my intention to do a research paper on someone not too well known. My University American history teacher has been teaching history for more then 50 years (he is 74 years old) and he did not know anything about her either. (He is more of Government professor too- I can tell.) He said he could not wait to read my paper. This was my intention. I know it will get me and even better grade... Being a history teacher myself, there is nothing duller then grading papers of the same people/subjects over and over again.