Children Emigrants: Living Voices of the First Russian Wave of Emigration 1918–1924

A book published in 1925 in Prague contains excerpts from more than two thousand writings by young emigrants describing their memories of Russia. In them, teenagers share their experiences of losing loved ones, the hardships of fleeing to other countries, loneliness, and their fears. This book is an important testimony to the tragic history of revolutionary Russia and lets readers see that history through the eyes of ordinary people.