Stalin­dictator. In Power. 1928—1941

A classic work by Professor Robert Tucker of Princeton University on Stalinism, continuing the fundamental biography of Stalin. By deepening the study of the leader of the Soviet state, the scholar uncovers its connections and interactions with the social environment and the political situation from 1928 to 1941. It touches on the theme of the struggle for power, the Great Terror, the development and implementation of domestic policy in the 1930s. Special attention is paid to Stalin's foreign policy activities, his role in the events that led to the conclusion of the pact with Nazi Germany and the tragic events of June 22, 1941.