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Norman M. Naimark is a Professor in Eastern European Studies at Stanford University. His latest book is “Stalin’s Genocides”.
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Considering Stalin’s Genocides
Posted: September 21, 2010 in A Level History, Communism, Lenin, Russian revolution, Stalin, USSRTags: A Level History, Communism, History, Russia, Stalin
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Lenin as Social Architect
Posted: June 8, 2010 in 1917, A Level History, Communism, History, Lenin, Russian revolution, Stalin, USSRTags: 1917, A Level History, Communism, History, Lenin, Red Terror, Russia, Russian Revolution
It is perhaps significant that Lenin’s biggest contribution to modern Russian life is a monument to death. It was, after all, his characteristic answer to most problems. Lenin’s period of control over Russia (1917-1924) was dominated by war, conflict and the “Red Terror”. It is the thesis of this essay that he considered that conflict [...]
