Hitler and Stalin: Parallel LivesA comparative study of the lives and careers of Hitler and Stalin. Alternate chapters on each serve both to draw contrasts and highlight parallels. The author gives his reasons for believing that the key to an understanding the character of the two is the same. |
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Page 224
... victory of the socialist revolution in one country is unthinkable ' , Stalin could only fall back on an unconvincing attempt to distinguish the ' victory ' from the ' complete victory ' of socialism . Yet there appears to be no doubt ...
... victory of the socialist revolution in one country is unthinkable ' , Stalin could only fall back on an unconvincing attempt to distinguish the ' victory ' from the ' complete victory ' of socialism . Yet there appears to be no doubt ...
Page 600
... victory was not desirable from the German point of view : ' Our interest lay in a continuation of the war and in keeping up the tension in the Mediterranean.'18 Both Hitler and Stalin valued the diversionary effect of the war , Hitler ...
... victory was not desirable from the German point of view : ' Our interest lay in a continuation of the war and in keeping up the tension in the Mediterranean.'18 Both Hitler and Stalin valued the diversionary effect of the war , Hitler ...
Page 1078
... Victory cost the Russians an even greater price but did not liberate them . It was not enough for Stalin that he could claim to have vanquished the Germans and won the gratitude of the Russian people for his leadership in the Great ...
... Victory cost the Russians an even greater price but did not liberate them . It was not enough for Stalin that he could claim to have vanquished the Germans and won the gratitude of the Russian people for his leadership in the Great ...
Contents
Origins | 1 |
Experience | 19 |
October Revolution November Putsch | 54 |
Copyright | |
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