Stalinism: Truth about Stalin and the myth of Kobe. 2nd edition, supplemented. Samsonov A.V.

Lenin, Stalin and thousands of other Marxist revolutionaries rotted in prisons, frozen in exiles, died under police bullets and gendarme sabers to rescue the Russian proletariat from "centuries-old slavery". For decades, the retired biographies of the leaders have been presented to readers as an example to follow, although many of the "heroes of the October Revolution" hated "this country." And only one, a dreamy poet, who called himself Koba - a proud abrek, a defender of the weak and oppressed, nicknamed Stalin's associates for honesty and fearlessness, saved the exhausted country from destroyers from among the "Leninist" cohort; gave the revolutionary movement an evolutionary vector; He founded the Soviet Union together with V. Lenin and, with the support of the Soviet people, made the USSR a powerful power of the world of the 20th century. Where and when did he transform into the revolutionary of Stalin, who was perfectly in several languages? Was Koba-Stalin Jesuit? Was he a Mason?

unlotted facts from the life of the “father of the peoples” (his childhood, youth, the first years of participation in the revolutionary movement and the struggle for power in the process of “socialist construction”) are considered through the prism of recently published sensational archival documents.

The book is addressed to a wide range of readers who are interested in the history of Russia and love their country.