The War In Eastern Europe

A blistering, unsparing chronicle of a continent at war. He saw Europe torn apart. John Reed's The War In Eastern Europe reads as both a World War I memoir and a sharp war correspondence book, an unvarnished historical nonfiction account from a reporter on the move. Focused on eastern front history and the tangled Balkan conflict coverage that made early 20th century Europe so volatile, these pages carry the directness of wartime journalism Europe relied on and the vivid intimacy of eyewitn...