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Stalin: A Biography
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Stalin: A Biography

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The highly acclaimed biography of the terrifying and fascinating Russian leader, Stalin, written by one of our greatest contemporary historians of Russia and author of the bestselling Trotsky, Lenin and Comrades. Drawing on a wealth of unexplored material - available for the first time since the collapse of the former Soviet Union - Robert Service’s biography of Stalin is the most authoritative yet published. It concentrates not simply on Stalin as dedicated bureaucrat or serial political killer, but on a fuller assessment of his formative interactions in Georgia, his youthful revolutionary activism, his relationship with Lenin, with his family, and with his party members.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pan Macmillan
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 June 2010
Pages
736
ISBN
9780330518376

The highly acclaimed biography of the terrifying and fascinating Russian leader, Stalin, written by one of our greatest contemporary historians of Russia and author of the bestselling Trotsky, Lenin and Comrades. Drawing on a wealth of unexplored material - available for the first time since the collapse of the former Soviet Union - Robert Service’s biography of Stalin is the most authoritative yet published. It concentrates not simply on Stalin as dedicated bureaucrat or serial political killer, but on a fuller assessment of his formative interactions in Georgia, his youthful revolutionary activism, his relationship with Lenin, with his family, and with his party members.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pan Macmillan
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 June 2010
Pages
736
ISBN
9780330518376