Stalin. Without makeup and only facts

The book presents the fictional biography of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin (Dzhugashvili) - one of the greatest figures of the twentieth century, not yet understood, not solved, whose life is associated with the tragic and non -simple period of the life of our country.
Stalin announced himself at the VI Congress of the RSDLP (b), which opened without Lenin. He declared himself as a politician then, as unexpectedly as very original. Back in the pre -revolutionary period, Dzhugashvili attracted the attention of revolutionaries. With difficulty, with a significant emphasis, the young Georgian spoke in Russian suddenly criticized the Party Central Committee, headed by Lenin, for the loss of communication with party organizations and the broad masses of workers after the defeat of the 1905-1907 revolution. He expressed the conviction that the party management center should be in Russia, and that in its governing bodies, workers, not emigrant journalists should occupy the leading place. By the way, there was a period in the history of the party, when Dzhugashvili was the only member of the Central Committee that worked precisely in Russia (under the underground).
As soon as historians did not consider Stalin! As a politician. As a strategist. As an ideologist. As a party leader. As the embodiment of absolute, unmotivated evil.
To the disputes about the role of Stalin in history, apparently, first of all, one should approach in accordance with his nickname in the Kremlin circles-the master.
In the Great Patriotic War he was led by the State Defense Committee.
The book is illustrated by rare photos