The Origins and Consequences of Stalinism
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Roy Medvedev is a prominent and highly respected Soviet historian of international reputation. His books include On Soviet Dissent and The October Revolution, (published by Columbia University Press). He has had articles published in the New York Times, The New York Review of Books, and Dissent.
Stalin's Rise in the Party Stalin as a Party Chief The Fight with the Opposition Stalin's Usurpation of Power, and the Great Terror Mistakes and Crimes in Collectivization and Industrialization Stalinism: Its Nature and Causes New Crimes by Stalin in the Early Thirties Some Consequences of Stalin's Personal Dictatorship The Kirov Assassination and the Purge Trials The Assault on Party and State Cadres, 1937-1938 Rehabilitation and Repression, 1938-1941 Illegal Methods of Investigation and Confinement The Problem of Stalin's Responsibility Other Causes of Mass Repression Conditions Facilitating Stalin's Usurpation of Power Errors in Diplomacy and War Crimes and Mistakes in the Postwar Period The Impact of Stalinism on Science and Art Socialism and Pseudosocialism Conclusion