The clue 1937. Repressions: myths and facts

For more than 80 years, the events of 1937 have raised many questions. Why did mass arrests and executions begin in the Soviet country, which was experiencing a period of comprehensive rapid development? Why did the repression coincided with the first in Soviet history of universal, direct, equal and secret elections? Who wanted repressions and who suffered the most from them? How did they manage to stop? Was Stalin a crazy maniac? Who were his political opponents in the party? How did Stalin defeat them? What was Stalin"s main ideological weapon? What were the achievements and shadow sides of the Stalinist revolution from above? Who were the Communists of the 30s? And how many of them knew Marxism-Leninism? Who stood behind the murder of Kirov? Why did Sergo Ordzhonikidze commit suicide? What changes in society did Stalin want and why did many party leaders resist them? Did Stalin unleashed those repressions that are now called “Stalinist”?
The “Rage of 1937” debunks myths about the events of 80? Disroopoly, which still clouded the public consciousness and prevent the historical truth