My Disillusionment in Russia, published in 1923, is anarchist Emma Goldman’s account of her experiences in the Soviet Union following the Russian Revolution. Initially hopeful about the revolutionary potential, Goldman soon became critical of the Bolsheviks' authoritarian practices, repression of dissent, and betrayal of anarchist ideals. The book combines personal narrative with political analysis, offering a passionate and sobering critique of Soviet communism. It remains a vital document of revolutionary history and political philosophy.