Peaches from Our Tree
R.W. Davies, 7 September 1995
Stalin’s Letters to Molotov, 1925-1936
edited by Lars Lih, Oleg Naumov and Oleg Khlevniuk.
Yale, 276 pp., £16.95, May 1995,0 300 06211 7 Show More
edited by Lars Lih, Oleg Naumov and Oleg Khlevniuk.
Yale, 276 pp., £16.95, May 1995,
Pisma I.V. Stalina V.M. Molotovu, 1925-1936: Sbornik Dokumentov
compiled by L. Kosheleva, V. Lelchuk, V. Naumov, O. Naumov and L. Rogovaya.
Rossiya Molodaya, 303 pp., May 1995,5 86646 071 8 Show More
compiled by L. Kosheleva, V. Lelchuk, V. Naumov, O. Naumov and L. Rogovaya.
Rossiya Molodaya, 303 pp., May 1995,
Iosif Stalin v Obyatiyakh Semi: Iz Lichnogo Arkhiva
compiled by Yu. G. Murin.
Rodina, 222 pp., July 1993,5 7330 0043 0 Show More
compiled by Yu. G. Murin.
Rodina, 222 pp., July 1993,
“... In 1969 Stalin’s closest associate, Vyasheslav Molotov, in retirement and disgrace, transferred to the Central Party Archive in Moscow 77 letters and notes which he had received from Stalin in the tumultuous decade 1925-36. The letters were stored in complete secrecy for 20 years. In 1989 they were made available to a handful of Soviet historians, and the following year 20 of the most important letters were published in Soviet journals ... ”
