Stalin by Robert Conquest
Conquest focuses on Stalin's terrifying character, portraying him as an unnatural monster who was responsible for slaughtering millions but who demanded adulation. The author tells of Stalin's skill at falsification and deception which duped many both in the West and in his own empire.-
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| Author | Robert Conquest |
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