A filmmaker's shelf holds four books on one of the least documented chapters of twentieth-century American history: the African Americans — writers, engineers, artists, intellectuals — who traveled to or settled in the Soviet Union between the 1920s and the 1960s, in search of a society that promised what America denied them. Langston Hughes, W.E.B. Du Bois, Paul Robeson, and Robert Robinson. Before these books go into storage, they deserve a post.

Metadata Title: Osvaldo Soriano. Un retrato — Reseña en Revista de Libros, El Mercurio Author of Book: Eduardo Montes-Bradley Publisher: Grupo Editorial Norma Place of Publication: Buenos Aires, Argentina Year: 2000 Pages: 171 Review Author: Bazarov (pseudonym) Review Publication: Revista de Libros, El Mercurio Issue: N° 588 Review Date: 12 de agosto de 2000 Review Place: Santiago, Chile Section: Testimonio Page: 12 Language: Spanish Document Type: Book review / Reseña litera