Rancorous Luminaries
R.W. Davies, 28 April 1994
Stalinist Terror: New Perspectives
edited by J. Arch Getty and Roberta Manning.
Cambridge, 294 pp., £35, September 1993,0 521 44125 0 Show More
edited by J. Arch Getty and Roberta Manning.
Cambridge, 294 pp., £35, September 1993,
Beria: Stalin’s First Lieutenant
by Amy Knight.
Princeton, 312 pp., £19.95, January 1994,0 691 03257 2 Show More
by Amy Knight.
Princeton, 312 pp., £19.95, January 1994,
This I Cannot Forget: The Memoirs of Nikolai Bukharin’s Widow
by Anna Larina.
Hutchinson, 385 pp., £25, March 1994,0 09 178141 8 Show More
by Anna Larina.
Hutchinson, 385 pp., £25, March 1994,
Stalin i Ordzhonikidze: Konflikty v Politbyuro v 30-e gody
by O.V. Khlevnyuk.
Rossiya Molodaya, 144 pp., December 1993,5 86646 047 5 Show More
by O.V. Khlevnyuk.
Rossiya Molodaya, 144 pp., December 1993,
“... The estimates for the end of the Thirties ranged from Dallin and Nicolaevsky’s ten million and Robert Conquest’s nine million (the latter figure excluded ‘criminals’) to Wheatcroft’s maximum of four to five million, Jasny’s three and a half million and Timasheff’s two million. Elaborate records in the NKVD archives reveal that about two million ... ”