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The Last Gasp of William Schwarzfeller is a remarkable book. Feller narrates his quest to reconstruct the story of his father, who disappeared in Moscow in 1938 when Feller was only six months old. In the process, he tells important stories about the interwar Left in the United States, international espionage, Stalinist terror, and the Gulag. The Last Gasp of William Schwarzfeller is a gripping family saga that is as moving as it is profound in its depiction of some of the most important episodes of twentieth-century history. * Alan Barenberg, author of The Gulag: A Very Short Introduction *

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Peter Buck Feller is an independent historian with a particular interest in Soviet-German conflicts and espionage during the Second World War. He has written articles for Foreign Policy, and for The Pennsylvania Gazette.

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