10 days in the life of Stalin. Pages of Soviet history. Little -known, unknown, falsified

Historian Grigory Pavlovich Goryachenkov in the years after the collapse of the Soviet Union considered a priority for himself the study of confusing pages of history of the 20th century. Based on the analysis of archival and other data, he tells the reader new versions of the main events of the Stalin era. In the field of view of the historian - the consequences of the death of the royal family, the communication of the “leader of the peoples” with Metropolitan Sergius during the years of military, and the then increased religiosity of the population, the relationship of Joseph Vissarionovich with the clergy, the pseudo -scientific innovation of Lysenko and his colleagues, the work of the resident of Soviet intelligence Richard Sorge in Japan in Japan in Japan The interests of ... Germany and others. The book includes essays and articles that reveal little -known, unknown, falsified pages of Soviet history