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Political Pilgrim in Europe

Written in the aftermath of Word War I, Viscountess Snowden recounts her travels in post war Europe in, as she describes it, "an attempt to do what one person might do, or at least attempt, to restore good feeling between the nations and the normal course of life as quickly as possible." An outspoken pacifist, socialist, and feminist who nonetheless strongly denounced the Bolsheviks, Snowden was a controversial and polarizing figure. whose views and observations offer a unique perspective on Europe in the '20s. - Summary by Ciufi Galeazzi

Year of Publication: 1921Genres: Modern (20th C) , Political Science , Biography & Autobiography

Running Time: 09 hours 33 minutes 58 seconds

#	Chapter Name
1	Introduction Ciufi Galeazzi	8:45
2	Ch. 1 The Second International, January, 1919 Ciufi Galeazzi	32:00
3	Ch. 2 The Second International, continued Ciufi Galeazzi	43:28
4	Ch. 3 The Second International, concluded Ciufi Galeazzi	34:34
5	Ch. 4 The League of Nations Conference Ciufi Galeazzi	44:16
6	Ch. 5 The Conference of Women at Zurich Ciufi Galeazzi	43:35
7	Ch. 6 The International at Lucerne Ciufi Galeazzi	15:54
8	Ch. 7 Dying Austria Ciufi Galeazzi	51:45
9	Ch. 8 After One Year Ciufi Galeazzi	21:43
10	Ch. 9 More About Russia Ciufi Galeazzi	33:38
11	Ch. 10 From Russia by Sweden and Germany Ciufi Galeazzi	40:39
12	Ch. 11 Concerning the Jews Ciufi Galeazzi	29:28
13	Ch. 12 Georgia of the Caucasus Ciufi Galeazzi	55:01
14	Ch. 13 More About Georgia Ciufi Galeazzi	24:27
15	Ch. 14 Home Through the Balkans Ciufi Galeazzi	17:36
16	Ch. 15 The Distressful Country Ciufi Galeazzi	34:54
17	Ch. 16 More About Ireland Ciufi Galeazzi	33:17
18	Conclusion Ciufi Galeazzi	8:58