Three public trials in Moscow

Author: Kang Chunlin
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Publish Date: 1995-08-01
Features: Whether in the past or now, our strength lies in our ability to give a very calm assessment of heavy failures and learn from the experience of failure how to change our way of acting. Therefore, we should speak frankly. This is important and noteworthy not only from the perspective of theoretical truth but also from the practical aspect. The repeated public trials in Moscow were caused by a series of subjective and objective reasons and were also a product of the social and historical conditions of the time. Of course, we do not exclude the role of individual factors. "The merits and demerits of a thousand generations will be judged by posterity." As for the motives, actions, and responsibilities of Stalin in the assassination of Kirov and the handling of this case discussed in this book, we believe that with the in-depth research of historians, a fair and realistic evaluation will undoubtedly be made.