In search of Soviet gold - Littlepage, John D.; Bess, Demaree (New York : Harcourt, Brace, 1938)
I. A Bolshevik visits Alaska -- II. Moscow's chilly welcome -- III. Socialist gold -- IV. Siberia becomes our home -- V. I learn about kumiss -- VI. An unrecognized revolution -- VII. Liquidating kulaks -- VIII. Something wrong with copper -- IX. My suspicions are aroused -- X. Blunders and plots -- XI. The gold rush begins -- XII. Exiles under Sovietism -- XIII. Russia's greatest asset -- XIV. A model Soviet trust -- XV. Where travel isn't romance -- XVI. Motoring over camel-trails -- XVII. Police rule in industry -- XVIII. The Soviet engineer's plight -- XIX. Nemesis -- XX. Russian amazons -- XXI. The great Stakhanoff movement -- XXII. The land of Eurasia -- XXIII. The gold rush goes on -- XXIV. Stalin faces East -- XXV. Communist civil war -- XXVI. Good-by to Russia -- XXVII. Postscript.
Map on lining-papers.
"This entire book is essentially the story of Littlepage's ten years in the service of the Soviet gold trust, and is told in the first person. But some of the deductions and conclusions from these experiences were worked out in conversations and correspondence between Littlepage and myself, and he has therefore requested that I also should append my signature to the book."--Collaborator's foreword.
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Keywords: Gold mines and mining -- Soviet Union; Soviet Union -- Social conditions