Stalin (Unmodified Archives - The Path to Power)

Author: (Russia) Yemelianov (Emejibrhob, IO.) wrote, translated by Zhang Jie
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Renowned historian Yemelianov, based on a wealth of documentary evidence and firsthand accounts, uncovers the mysteries surrounding the life and career of the 20th century's most outstanding and most controversial statesman, Stalin. By stripping away the historical froth of the successive deification and demonization campaigns surrounding Stalin, he presents us with a real Stalin. The author examines Stalin's "evolution" in politics, convincingly explaining why Stalin always led the nation during its most severe moments in history. This book is the first in the Stalin Trilogy. The first in the Stalin Trilogy. Renowned historian IO.B Yemelianov, based on a wealth of documentary evidence and firsthand accounts, uncovers the mysteries surrounding the life and career of the 20th century's most outstanding and most controversial statesman, Stalin. By stripping away the historical froth of the successive deification and demonization campaigns surrounding Stalin, the author presents us with a real Stalin with professional rigor. What role did Stalin's Georgian origins and his education at a church school play in shaping his character? Did Stalin work as an informant for the Tsarist police? How did Stalin enter the leadership of the Bolsheviks? Did Lenin intend to strip Stalin of his power? The author examines Stalin's "evolution" in politics, convincingly explaining why Stalin always led the nation during its most severe moments in history.