Maxim Gorky

Notes on Early Soviet Attitudes to Homosexuality

Submitted by Reddebrek on Apr 3 2018 18:15

Fragments of information concerning the attitudes of the Bolshevik government in its early years to homosexuality.

Maxim Gorky on the Russian revolutionary Simon Ter-Petrosian (1882–1922), better known as 'Kamo', a master of disguise.

Novel following the radicalisation of an uneducated young Russian woman, which went on to define the genre of Socialist Realism.

A book review highlighting the utopian overtones of Maxim Gorky's 1906 novel Mother

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