The dawn in Russia

"The Dawn in Russia" by Henry Woodd Nevinson is a record of Europe’s past, detailing revolutionary events from Russia in the early 1900s. Nevinson’s writing acts as an up-close view of the labor movements and conflicts that led to big changes in Russia. Nevinson, who was a special reporter back then, shares what he saw, focusing on the lives of everyday Russians. The book begins by discussing the impacts of a devastating war and the terrible events where peaceful protestors were shot. The author highlights a key person during the revolution named Father George Gapon, who was essential in bringing workers together to challenge the Russian Royalty. The beginning chapters describe the atmosphere, highlighting the desires for things to change and the struggles with the government.