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The following day Trotsky wrote again:. . . the activities of Stalin are wreckingall my plans.Lenin immediately recalled Stalin.Stalin returned to Tsaritsyn again, how­ever, on 11 October and a few days later...
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...author notes (pp. 5-6) that Stalin,who refers to The Naked Year in his lecturesof...Russian chauvinism and his failedeffort to purge Stalin from party power, seeTucker, Stalin As Revolutionary (New York,1973)...
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Stalin, Mussolini, and Hitler have all been the...and Hitler is Alan Bullock, Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives(New York, 1992). All...London, 1993). Themost recent book on Stalin is Edvard Radzinky, Stalin: The FirstInU...
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...Marksist, 1940, no. 9, 13.35 One of Stalin's fellow exiles, Golubev used these two phrases to describe Stalin's status.RGASPI, fond. 558, op...example, Ivan Tovstukha, the director of Stalin's sec­retariat asked Adoratsky...
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...their fellows orto otherwise antagonize Stalin needlessly, for fear that this would...themselves might fall victim.The substance of Stalin's charge that the Leningraders had formed...there was, however, a certain logic to Stalin's actions against Voz­nesenskii...
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...calling himself a “pupil of Lenin and Stalin.” “I have no pupils,” Stalin commented, “call yourself a pupil...CC-CCC plenum, he said: “About Stalin, Stalin is a small man. Take Lenin…...
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...involving France and Czechoslovakia. By 1939 Stalin was able to return to his preferred Russo...Soviet Pact was therefore the pinnacle of Stalin's foreign affairs strategy throughout...this approach. First, it attributes to Stalin the sort of long-term objectives that...
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...aware of the hot-cold treatment that Stalin had given previousWestern visitors, Churchill told Molotov, "Stalin will make a great mistaketo treat us...we have come so far."But that night Stalin put on his expected performance. He...
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...of his book appeared the followingsentence: "Stalin is the Lenin of today." This sentenceappeared to Stalin to be too weak, so in his own hand­writing he changed it to read: "Stalin is the worthy con­tinuer of Lenin's work...
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...issues and power were at stake here. Stalin'smotives, discernible by careful analysis, appear quite evident. Manystories of Stalin's vindictiveness and love of cruelty...love ofrevenge to Zinoviev and Kamenev, Stalin's secretary, Bazhanov, statedthat...
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