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In page Corliss Lamont:

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Lamont became a radical in the 1930s, moved by the Great Depression. He wrote a book about the Soviet Union and praised what he saw there: "The people are better dressed, food is good and plentiful, everyone seems confident, happy and full of spirit". He was even onetime chairman of the Friends of the Soviet Union.[1] He became critical of the Soviets over time, but always thought their achievement in transforming a feudal society remarkable, even as he attacked its treatment of political dissent and lack of civil liberties.[2] Lamont's political views were Marxist and socialist for much of his life.[citation needed][3]