Tommaso Piffer is the Bodossakis Research Fellow of Churchill College at the University of Cambridge and an affiliate of the Harvard University’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies.Vladislav Zubok is Professor of International History at the London School of Economics. Among his publications are Anti-Americanism in Russia: From Stalin to Putin (with Eric Shiraev, Palgrave Press, 2000); Zhivago’s Children: The Last Russian Intelligentsia (Harvard University Press, 2009); The Idea of Russia. The Life and the Works of Dmitry Likhachev (I. B. Tauris, 2016).

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• 1. Introduction T. Piffer and V. Zubok PART I: Theory and Debate 2. Movement, Formation, and Maintenance in the Soviet Union Victor Zaslavsky's Challenge to the Arendtian Theory of Totalitarianism Peter Baehr 3. European Liberalism in the Age of Totalitarianism Giovanni Orsina 4. Totalitarismum ante litteram Vittorio Strada 5. Totalitarian Dictators and Ideological Hubris Vladimir Tismaneanu 6. From Facts to Words From the Party Militia to Fascist Totalitarianism Emilio Gentile PART II: History and Society 7. Stalin as a Statesman A Historian's Notes Vladimir Pechatnov 8. Stalin's Dictatorship Priorities, Policies, and Results Oleg Khlevniuk 9. The National Question in the Soviet Union Andrea Graziosi 10. The Katyn Case History and Articulation of Official Discourse in Russia Inessa Yazhborovskaia 11. Totalitarianism and Science The Nazi and the Soviet Experience David Holloway 12. From Fascism to Communism The History of a Conversion Maria Teresa Giusti PART III: Beyond Totalitarianism 13. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and Vasily Grossman Slavophile and Westernizer Against the Totalitarian Soviet State Veljco Vujacic, 14. Without a free word, there are no free men Lydia Chukovskaya's Writings on Terror and Censorship Antonella d'Amelia 15. The Transition from Totalitarianism to Authoritarianism in Russia Lev Gudkov 16. Totalitarianism, Nationalism, and Challenges for Democratic Transition Gail Lapidus 17. Public Memory and the Difficulty of Overcoming the Communist Legacy Poland and Russia in Comparative Perspective Mark Kramer, List of Contributors, Index

Tommaso Piffer is the Bodossakis Research Fellow of Churchill College at the University of Cambridge and an affiliate of the Harvard University’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies.Vladislav Zubok is Professor of International History at the London School of Economics. Among his publications are Anti-Americanism in Russia: From Stalin to Putin (with Eric Shiraev, Palgrave Press, 2000); Zhivago’s Children: The Last Russian Intelligentsia (Harvard University Press, 2009); The Idea of Russia. The Life and the Works of Dmitry Likhachev (I. B. Tauris, 2016).

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• 1. Introduction T. Piffer and V. Zubok PART I: Theory and Debate 2. Movement, Formation, and Maintenance in the Soviet Union Victor Zaslavsky's Challenge to the Arendtian Theory of Totalitarianism Peter Baehr 3. European Liberalism in the Age of Totalitarianism Giovanni Orsina 4. Totalitarismum ante litteram Vittorio Strada 5. Totalitarian Dictators and Ideological Hubris Vladimir Tismaneanu 6. From Facts to Words From the Party Militia to Fascist Totalitarianism Emilio Gentile PART II: History and Society 7. Stalin as a Statesman A Historian's Notes Vladimir Pechatnov 8. Stalin's Dictatorship Priorities, Policies, and Results Oleg Khlevniuk 9. The National Question in the Soviet Union Andrea Graziosi 10. The Katyn Case History and Articulation of Official Discourse in Russia Inessa Yazhborovskaia 11. Totalitarianism and Science The Nazi and the Soviet Experience David Holloway 12. From Fascism to Communism The History of a Conversion Maria Teresa Giusti PART III: Beyond Totalitarianism 13. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and Vasily Grossman Slavophile and Westernizer Against the Totalitarian Soviet State Veljco Vujacic, 14. Without a free word, there are no free men Lydia Chukovskaya's Writings on Terror and Censorship Antonella d'Amelia 15. The Transition from Totalitarianism to Authoritarianism in Russia Lev Gudkov 16. Totalitarianism, Nationalism, and Challenges for Democratic Transition Gail Lapidus 17. Public Memory and the Difficulty of Overcoming the Communist Legacy Poland and Russia in Comparative Perspective Mark Kramer, List of Contributors, Index

Tommaso Piffer is the Bodossakis Research Fellow of Churchill College at the University of Cambridge and an affiliate of the Harvard University’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies.Vladislav Zubok is Professor of International History at the London School of Economics. Among his publications are Anti-Americanism in Russia: From Stalin to Putin (with Eric Shiraev, Palgrave Press, 2000); Zhivago’s Children: The Last Russian Intelligentsia (Harvard University Press, 2009); The Idea of Russia. The Life and the Works of Dmitry Likhachev (I. B. Tauris, 2016).

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• 1. Introduction T. Piffer and V. Zubok PART I: Theory and Debate 2. Movement, Formation, and Maintenance in the Soviet Union Victor Zaslavsky's Challenge to the Arendtian Theory of Totalitarianism Peter Baehr 3. European Liberalism in the Age of Totalitarianism Giovanni Orsina 4. Totalitarismum ante litteram Vittorio Strada 5. Totalitarian Dictators and Ideological Hubris Vladimir Tismaneanu 6. From Facts to Words From the Party Militia to Fascist Totalitarianism Emilio Gentile PART II: History and Society 7. Stalin as a Statesman A Historian's Notes Vladimir Pechatnov 8. Stalin's Dictatorship Priorities, Policies, and Results Oleg Khlevniuk 9. The National Question in the Soviet Union Andrea Graziosi 10. The Katyn Case History and Articulation of Official Discourse in Russia Inessa Yazhborovskaia 11. Totalitarianism and Science The Nazi and the Soviet Experience David Holloway 12. From Fascism to Communism The History of a Conversion Maria Teresa Giusti PART III: Beyond Totalitarianism 13. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and Vasily Grossman Slavophile and Westernizer Against the Totalitarian Soviet State Veljco Vujacic, 14. Without a free word, there are no free men Lydia Chukovskaya's Writings on Terror and Censorship Antonella d'Amelia 15. The Transition from Totalitarianism to Authoritarianism in Russia Lev Gudkov 16. Totalitarianism, Nationalism, and Challenges for Democratic Transition Gail Lapidus 17. Public Memory and the Difficulty of Overcoming the Communist Legacy Poland and Russia in Comparative Perspective Mark Kramer, List of Contributors, Index