This book of the famous journalist was formed on the basis of his trips in 1915 as a war correspondent for the Balkans and Russia. John Reed's book "Along the Front" does not have the character of openly denouncing the world slaughter. The face of the author is covered with the mask of an objective, conscientious chronicler-correspondent . John Reed tries to reproduce with complete impassiveness all that he witnessed. A. Starchakov . Foreword by . Foreword by author. Thessaloniki . The Promised Land[edit] Eastern Gate of War . Serbia. Country of Death . Military capitalK front. Belgrade under Austrian guns . Along the Front . The Destroyed Nation . Gutchevo and the Valley of Corpses . RussiaWith a back door . Life in New York City . We're in the middle of .. The City of Terror . Along the Russian Front . Lemberg before the arrival of the Germans . Optimistic Pilgrimage . Arrest la russe. Arrested in Holmes . Further adventures in captivity . Face of Russia. National "Industry"Patriotic Revolution. Petrograd and Moscow . Constantinople. On the way to the "city of emperors" Constantinople under the Germans . Heart of Istanbul . Interview with the Prince[edit] The Balkans on Fire . Romania at the crossroads . Bulgaria goes to war. Serbia and Greece again