Albert Rhys Williams (1883-1962) was an American journalist, labor organizer, and advocate for the Russian Revolution. Here's a quick rundown:
- Witness and supporter of the Bolsheviks: Williams was present during the October Revolution in 1917, reporting for the New York Post. He became a strong supporter of the Bolshevik cause and even befriended Vladimir Lenin.
- Writings: He's best known for his memoirs which favored the communist revolution. His most famous work is "Through the Russian Revolution" (1921).
- Background: Before becoming a revolutionary enthusiast, Williams had a varied background. He studied to be a minister, worked as a labor organizer, and even spent time in Europe.
If you'd like to delve deeper, you can explore these aspects:
- His early life and how he became interested in socialism.
- His experiences during the Russian Revolution.
- His writings and their impact on how the West perceived the revolution.
