OTMAR Jan Berson [actually Jan Stanislaw Berson].
KREML IN WHITE
[New Russia volume 2]
Warsaw 1936, Rój Publishing Society, pp. 357 [1]; format 16x24 cm.
Jan Stanislaw Berson alias Jan Otmar (born January 27, 1903 in Warsaw, died April 8, 1946 in Stockholm) - Polish journalist and Sovietologist.
He was a publicist affiliated with the Sanation camp. Worked on the editorial boards of "Głos Prawdy" and "Gazeta Polska". In 1932-1935 he was a permanent correspondent of the Polish Telegraphic Agency in Moscow (expelled in 1935). Author of three books written under the pseudonym Jan Otmar about the USSR. Under his own name he published the book Soviet Moral Reinforcements. During World War II he left Poland via Lithuania for Stockholm. He was a correspondent during the Soviet-Finnish War of 1939-1940.
[From the annotation on the "wing" of the wrapper : The long-time correspondent of "Gazeta Polska" and the Polish Telegraphic Agency in Moscow now publishes the 2nd volume of his book titled "NEW RUSSIA", which was published in 1933. This volume introduces the reader to the details of the last stage of Soviet evolution, displays the backstage of the struggle within the Communist Party and the background of the bloody assassination of the Leningrad magistrate Kirov".
Book on index in communist Poland. Rare.
SOFTCOVER WITH WRAPPER
DB condition cover and wrapper tattered
