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Geoffrey Roberts, "Stalin's Wars"
Reading this at the minute. So far Roberts has recited most of the mythical crimes of Stalin, but taking his bias into account, his narrative seems pretty good so far concerning the build up to the war. I thought it would be more detailed though.
Any other comrades read this?
What did you think?
Last edited by Cumannach; 20th February 2009 at 23:07.
"We stand with great emotion before the millions who gave their lives for the world communist movement, the invincible revolutionaries of the heroic proletarian history, before the uprisings of working men and women and poor farmers – the mass creators of history.
Their example vindicates human existence."
- from 'Statement of the Central Committee of the KKE (On the 90th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution in Russia 1917)'
