I can always tell how a historical narrative will unfold when an author refers to Joseph Stalin as a ‘Dictator’ (he was ‘voted’ into his
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Joseph Stalin as ‘Democratic’ Leader (1924-1953)
Other than its inherent sense of (religiously inspired) self-righteousness, hypocrisy and general air of redundancy, I have nothing against bourgeois history-making per se. Of course,
WWII: The Western Allies Betrayal of the Soviets (1945)
Author’s Note: Between September 1939 and June 1941 – the UK stood alone in Europe and North Africa against the Nazi Germans and Fascist Italy
Churchill’s Mental Illness (1913)
1913: The Mental Deficiency Act was passed into Law by the British Parliament in 1913. This Act was designed to remove all undesirable people termed
USSR: Why the Soviets Fought so Hard to Hold Stalingrad (1942)
There is a crisis of credibility in the West regarding the deficient manner in which Soviet history is treated. This is because the history of
Tehran: Stalin Tells a Joke – and Churchill ‘Lies’ (28.11.1943)
Churchill originally stated that he thought all Nazi German (and Axis) War Criminals should be ‘shot’ as quickly and as quietly as possible at the
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 