Život i smrt Staljina

Život i smrt Staljina

Louis Fischer

"The Life and Death of Stalin" by Louis Fischer explores the biography of Joseph Stalin, from his early years to his death in 1953.

The author analyzes Stalin's rise to power, his political activities and methods of rule that included terror, repression and totalitarianism.

Fischer details Stalin's role in the political purges, collectivization, and industrialization of the Soviet Union, as well as his relationships with other leaders, both within the Soviet Union and on the international scene. The book also deals with Stalin's personal life, his character and psychology.

Through an analysis of events and their consequences, Fischer questions the legacy of Stalin's rule, portraying him as a complex and controversial figure who shaped the 20th century. The book highlights Stalin's ambition, brutality and ability to manipulate, as well as the influence he had on the destinies of millions of people.

Original title
The Life and Death of Staljin
Translation
Franjo Gaži, Smiljan Hegedušić
Graphics design
Ivan Švertasek
Dimensions
22 x 14 cm
Pages
220
Publisher
NIP, Zagreb, 1953.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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