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The murder of Kirov: power play or terrorism? 81Ĭonspiracy, infiltration of the state apparatus, and “Aesopian language” 89 “No more distinctions between yours and mine”: the dissolution of the family 73Ĭondemnation of “political bosses” or the “transformation of power into love” 75 The decline of the “money economy” and the “commercial morality” 64 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs “shuts up shop” 58 The Russian Revolution and the dialectic of Saturn 55 The Bolsheviks, from ideological conflict to civil war 55 The cult of personality in Russia from Kerensky to Stalin 50Ģ. The lack of “common sense” and “mass deportations of entire peoples” 43 The quick unraveling of the blitzkrieg 35 The Great Patriotic War and the “inventions” of Khrushchev 28Ī series of campaigns of disinformation and Operation Barbarossa 31

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How to cast a god into hell: the Khrushchev Report 25Ī “huge, grim, whimsical, morbid, human monster” 25 The radical turn in the history of the image of Stalin 13įrom the Cold War to the Khrushchev Report 13ġ. Printed by: Novagráfik Impreso en España Acknowledgementsīruno Böröcz and Eric Le Lenn assisted me with bibliographic research Paolo Ercolani and Giorgio Grimaldi helped me with drafting. Storia e critica di una leggenda ñeraĮdition copyright: Ediciones de Intervención Cultural/El Viejo Topo

Stalin History and Criticism of a Black LegendĬopyright © 2008 by Carocci editores S.p.A., Rome “ quote not found in citation (wrong edition or translation?)” Click here to get rid of all formatting. “ translation from book not in English (hover to see original)” “ quote from book in English or official English translation (hover to see source)” Here’s what all those annoying underlines mean: If you think that’s a stupid waste of time then that is also cool. If you have access to a library and can pull quotes out of actual books that would be cool.

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If you look at the comments in the source code for the bibliography there’s some cryptic notes about where I found stuff. A lot of stuff I found by searching through the previews on Amazon or Google Books.

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I tried to stick with links to the Marxists Internet Archive and similar places when they were available. I tried to track down as many of the citations as I could so I could use the original English, or an official English translation, or translate the original non-English myself. You can edit this file and send it back to me (try not to add or remove line breaks), if that’s the kind of thing you’re into, but you don’t have to. Please send me whatever corrections you may have, major or minor. If you want to find them, open this HTML file in a text editor and search for class='tnote'. I highlighted phrases that I was really unsure about you can hover over them for notes. I probably shouldn’t have spent several weeks of my life on something I was clearly woefully unqualified to do, but hopefully some of the people reading this will find it helpful or maybe even pick up where I left off.Īll of the numerous errors in translation are my own. This is an unfinished, amateur translation of the Spanish translation of Domenico Losurdo’s Stalin: History and Criticism of a Black Legend, the product of running the whole thing through Google Translate and then using my extremely rudimentary Spanish to try to fix it up.

A victory march exemplery orchestra of the ussr