1920--
Deported Anarchist Finds America Is Better Land Than Russia
The "dear old U. S. A." is much to be preferred to "Free Russia," according to Emma Goldman, deported anarchist.
A letter to Ben L. Reitman, ex-anarchist, from Miss Goldman, says she has found Russia different from what she expected.
"I miss America," she wrote. "It is very difficult to acclimatize one's self in a new country, and Russia is not a place where one may hope to take root easily."
Miss Goldman was deported on the "Soviet Ark" Buford.
--The Saturday Blade, Chicago, May 22, 1920, page 4.
Thursday, April 5, 2007
Emma Goldman Misses United States
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