Give the life of the party
The American Mary Reed in 1927 came to the Soviet Union. In the country of her dreams, she found love and lost freedom In 1927, an American socialist, journalist and poetess Mary Reid came to the country of her dreams - the USSR. Here she got a job in the Comintern, met her husband, survived the blockade of Leningrad, lost her only son and hit the camp after she wrote a letter to Stalin. In the United States, no one knows about her, no one noticed her in Russia. "Cold" tells her story.