Conspiracies and struggle for power. From Lenin to Khrushchev (12+)

The main attention in the book of R. Balandin and S. Mironov is paid to intra -party conflicts, the struggle for power, conspiracies against Stalin and his supporters. The authors are convinced that conclusions about the existence of a counter -revolutionary underground, the dangers of a new civil war or a coup d"etat are not an exaggeration. Since the time of Khrushchev, a lot of secret materials have been destroyed, “cleaned up” or still inaccessible to the open press. In our time, facts that testify in favor of the USSR and its leader are filed. All often dubious information that could discredit the name and acts of Stalin were made public. Meanwhile, Stalinist repressions were not directed against the people, but against certain social groups, mainly against leading workers. And the scale of political repressions were far from as great as the anti -Soviet propaganda of foreign ideological centers and nomenclature rebirths presents