Could Comrade Stalin do something? The dictator got sick of these notes, and told his daughter not to serve as a “post-office box.” Worse — much worse — Svetlana’s own relatives ...

6. Stalin, during a speech: “I am prepared to give my blood for the cause of the working class, drop by drop.” A note is passed up to the podium: “Dear Comrade Stalin, why drag things out?

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Silent on the platform sat Dictator Josef Stalin, and to No. i Correspondent Walter Duranty the Man of Steel looked “benevolent.” Comrade Vyacheslav Molotov, the thickset, middle-aged Soviet ...

A documentary study of the circumstances and course of the drama that played out in the second half of the 30s around the project of creating Soviet Hollywood in the USSR the center of the film ...

Instead of returning to Moscow via Rome with Comrade Litvinoff, Mr. Duranty sailed back with the new U. S. Ambassador to Russia. One day last week Dictator Stalin sent for Walter Duranty and ...

Comrade Stalin, Comrade Khrushchev... Kenyan lecturers such as Prof Anyang Nyong’o and opposition politicians such as Mtumishi Njeru Kathangu, the late George Anyona and Koigi wa Wamwere ...

“In general, I will conclude that this is stupidity. In the words of Comrade Stalin, ‘stupidity bordering on crime’,” she told the Business FM radio station.

Red Flag shows Tatiana Fedorova, a construction worker, in a Soviet newsreel of the 1930s thanking, on behalf of all young people, "our party and dear Comrade Stalin for this joy we have." ...