American visitors to USSR, 1930s, 40s and 50s

[Brewster Campbell]

This has been a fascinating exchange. I can see what you mean about
Alina Iarael. She's an interesting scholar and doesn't seem bogged down
in PC thinking.

Pop.

Sharon Knox wrote:

>Langston Hughes's autobiography, "I Wonder as I Wander,"
>has an interesting account of his visit to Moscow and
>Soviet Central Asia in 1932, and he talks some
>about people's reactions to him.  The sections on travelling
>through Samarkand, part of the time with the fastidious
>Arthur Koestler, are worth reading!
>
>Cheers,
>Sharon
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