GDR 1953. A popular uprising or a provocation of the West?. Platoshkin N.N.

On June 17, 1953, a strike began against the Government of the GDR. In the West, this event is considered the beginning of the struggle against totalitarianism. Domestic scientists dubbed him with a “fascist sortie” designed to prevent the construction of socialism in Europe. There are very few fundamental studies on this issue. Using this, the Western media deliberately distort the already well -known facts in order to take attention from objectionable truth.

So what was it: the first working uprising against Stalinism or a skilled and well -planned sabotage? What are the true causes of mass unrest in the territory of the GDR? What goals were pursued by politicians and intelligence services of Germany, France, the USA, England and other countries?

Today, when neither the GDR nor the USSR exists, the events of that hot summer of 1953 are still used to form an opinion about our country. On the pages of this book, the reader will be able to find all the answers, and also understand how the post -war history of Europe could go if the external forces did not use the misses of the GDR government in their plans.