Stalin

Of all the despots of our time, Joseph Stalin lasted the longest and wielded the greatest power, and his secrets have been the most jealously guarded—even after his death.. Penguin.. Año 1992.

PORTADA ALGO ROTA. LOMO DESPEGADO. Hace unos años, en agosto de 1940, caia asesinado en el jardín.... Los libros de nuestro tiempo. Barcelona. Año 1947. 1ª edición

EL ARXISMO Y EL PROBLEMA NACIONAL - JOSÉ STALIN EL ARXISMO Y EL PROBLEMA NACIONAL - JOSÉ STALIN EDICIONES CEPE, BUENOS AIRES, 1973. TAPA BLANDA. 192 pp.

El plan Stalin ISBN: 9788487086021 Autor: Jordi Sierra i Fabra Editorial: Ediciones Clip Tapa: Tapa blanda Estado: Usado

El plan Stalin ISBN: 9788487086021 Autor: Jordi Sierra i Fabra Editorial: Ediciones Clip Tapa: Tapa blanda Estado: Nuevo

La vida privada de Stalin - Jack Fishman - J. Bernard Hutton Autor: Desconocido Editorial: Desconocida Tapa: Tapa blanda Estado: Poco usado

El Hijo de Stalin es una novela histórica del autor británico Robert Harris ambientada en la Rusia poscomunista de los años noventa. La novela fue publicada en 1998. Su título original es Archangel, traducción al inglés del nombre de la ciudad rusa de Arcángel en la que transcurre gran parte de la acción.. Círculo de Lectores. Barcelona. Año 1999.

PORTADA ALGO DAÑADA. Tomo 3 de las obras completas. Tinta Roja. España. Año 2015. 1ª edición

Veinte cartas a un amigo. Planeta. Barcelona. Año 1967. 1ª edición

SUBRAYADO A LAPIZ. Conferencias pronunciadas en la Universidad Sverdlov. Ediciones en lenguas extranjeras. China. Año 1972. 3ª edición

Referencia: 800077734 Condición del libro: Normal ISBN: 8474570026 Ambito. Barcelona 1977 18 x 13 cm., 141 pag. Rustica; buen estado de conservacion. HISTORIA. Ejemplares disponibles: 4

In 1934, The Highly Respected Head Of The Soviet Union's Meteorology Department, Alexei Feodosievich Wangenheim, Was Suddenly Arrested Without Cause And Taken To A Gulag. Less Than A Year After Being Hailed By Stalin As A National Hero, He Ended Up With Thousands Of Other 'political Prisoners' In A Camp On An Island In The North, Under Vast Skies And Surrounded By Water That Was, For More Than Six Months Of The Year, A Sheet Of Motionless Ice. He Was Violently Executed In 1937 - A Fact Kept From His Family For Nearly 20 Years. Olivier Rolin Masterfully Weaves Together Alexei's Story And His Eventual Fate, Drawing On An Archive Of Letters And Delicate Drawings Of The Natural World Which Wangenheim Sent To His Family From Prison. Tragically, Wangenheim Never Stopped Believing In The Revolution. Maintaining That He'd Been Incarcerated By Accident, That Any Day Stalin Would Find Out And Free Him - His Stubbornness Suffuses The Narrative With Tension, And Offers Insight As To How He Survived An Impossible Situation For So Long. Stalin's Meteorologist Is A Fascinating Work Which Casts Light On The Devastating Consequences Of Politically Inspired Paranoia And The Mindlessness And Trauma Of Totalitarianism - Relevant Revelations For Our Time.

Does That Boy Like Me? Why Are My Sisters So Mean? Does Anyone Think I'm Pretty? Will My Father Be Arrested? These Were The Everyday Concerns Of Thirteen-year-old Moscow Schoolgirl Nina Lugovskaya, Who Began To Write A Diary In 1932. Her Indignant Outbursts Against The Brutal Raids And Purges Of Stalin's Terror Appear Alongside The More Typical Adolescent Worries About Girlfriends, Boys, Parties And Homework. For Five Years Nina Scribbled Down Her Most Intimate Thoughts And Dreams, Including Her Ambition One Day To Become A Writer. Then In 1937 The Nkvd, Stalin's Secret Police, Ransacked Nina's Home And Discovered Her Diary. Nina's Criticism Of The Regime Provided Sufficient Evidence For The Charge Of Treason, And She, Her Mother And Two Sisters Were Sentenced To Five Years' Hard Labour In The Gulag, Followed By Seven Years' Exile In Siberia. Recently Nina's Diary Was Discovered In The Kgb Archives, Complete With The Original Passages Underlined By The Secret Police. Like Anne Frank's Diary, This Journal Poignantly Reveals Life At A Time Of Political Upheaval, Betrayal And Repression Through The Eyes Of An Innocent.

MARISOL: LUNA DE MIEL EN PORTUGAL - ANTIGUA REVISTA PORTUGUESA - año 1969. MARISOL: LUNA DE MIEL EN PORTUGAL - ANTIGUA REVISTA PORTUGUESA - año 1969. MARISOL:  LUNA DE MIEL EN PORTUGAL   -  ANTIGUA REVISTA PORTUGUESA   -  año 1969 Revista FLAMA   de  Portugal CON LA APRTADA YE CUATRO PÁGINAS INTERIORES DEDICADAS A UN ARTÍCULO SOBRE LA BODA Y POSTERIOR LUNA DE MIEL EN PORTUGAL  DE  MARISOL Y CARLOS GOYANES,  CON VARIAS FOTOGRAFIAS EN BLANCO Y NEGRO SOBRE AMBOS EVENTOS EN ALGUNA DE LAS FOTOGRAFÍAS SE VEN A INVITADAS  COMO  ROCIO DÚRCAL,  CARMEN SEVILLA   Y  LA POLACA. CON FOTOGRAFÍA EN COLOR DE LA PAREJA EN PORTADA CON MUCHOS REPORTAJES DE POLÍTICA, DEPORTES, ESPECTÁCULOS Y DEMÁS PERSONAJES Y TEMÁS DE LA ÉPOCA:  APOLO 10,  ADAMO,  CHURCHILL, ROOSEVELT Y STALIN,  ETC REVISTA DE GRAN TAMAÑO  -  EN MUY BUEN ESTADO Medidas:  24 x 32 cm  -  Con 76 páginas  (portadas incluidas en paginación) REVISTA ORIGINAL EN PORTUGUÉS

PROKOFIEV-CONCIERTOS PARA VIOLIN 1 Y 2-CON ISAAC STERN Y EUGENE ORMANDY-ORQUESTA FILADELFIA PROKOFIEV-CONCIERTOS PARA VIOLIN 1 Y 2-CON ISAAC STERN Y EUGENE ORMANDY-ORQUESTA FILADELFIA PROKOFIEV- CONCIERTOS PARA VIOLIN 1 Y 2- CON ISAAC STERN Y EUGENE ORMANDY. CON LAORQUESTA FILADELFIA. EL DISCO ES NUEVO A ESTRENAR. NACIO EN UCRANIA, IMPERIO RUSO, SU MADRE PIANISTA Y SU PADRE INGENIERO AGRONOMO DESDE TEMPRANA EDAD DEMOSTRO DOTES MUSICALES POCO USUALES. FUE COMPOSITOR Y PIANISTA. LAS OBRAS MAS NOTABLES  FUERON LA SINFONIA NUM. 1 Y 2 DE PROKOFIEV. TUVO 3 PREMIOS STALIN EN EL 43, 46 Y 57- FUE UN COMPOSITOR DE BALLET, COMPOSITOR PARA PIANO, COMPOSITOR DE LA UNION SOVIETICA, MUSICOS CLASICOS DEL SIGLO XX DE RUSIA.   EL PORTE ES POR CUENTA DEL COMPRADOR EL ENVIO POR  CORREO CERTIFICADO NACIONAL EL PORTE SON 6E UNIDAD   IF THE PURCHASE IS INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONSULT THE PRICE  OF CARRIAGE BEFORE BUGUING   NO ACEPTO PAGOS CON   P A Y P A L  NI   REEMBOLSO SI SE PUEDE CON LA WESTERN UNION EL PAGO ES MEDIANTE TRANSFERENCIA BANCARIA O INGRESO EN CUENTA DENTRO DE LOS 3 DIAS SIGUIENTES A SU COMPRA    

Descripción: Ucrania, 1930. Stalin avanza con sus ambiciones mientras Yuri, un joven artista nacido en una familia de guerreros cosacos

El cero y el infinito es la principal novela de Arthur Koestler, autor judío húngaro nacionalizado británico. Publicada en 1940, narra la historia de Nikolái Rubashov, un viejo bolchevique de la Revolución rusa de 1917 y ex comisario del Pueblo que se ve en problemas en la Unión Soviética dirigida por Iósif Stalin. Destino. Barcelona. Año 1971. 6ª edición

La novela rusa más misteriosa que tiene fuertes vínculos tanto con la época de Stalin como con la Biblia. Conocer la trama y el significado del libro es importante para pretender ser una persona culta.. Alianza Editorial. España. Año 1981. 1ª edición

LOMO CON DOBLECES. Obra de gran importancia para conocer la historia del Siglo XX la que tenemos en las manos, su autor estuvo en Berlín cuando Hitler se proclamo Canciller y en Moscú después de la muerte de Stalin.... Crítica. Barcelona. Año 2004. 7ª edición

'o'clery Takes Us Into The Hidden Heart Of Soviet Russia... An Arresting And Evocative Story.' Keggie Carew, Author Of Dadland 'a Tour De Force... Love, Politics, Murder, Wars, And The Fracturing Of Ties, Personal And Ethnic. O'clery Is A Gifted Writer.' Luke Harding, Bestselling Author Of Collusion The Soviet Union, 1962. Gifted Shoemaker Stanislav Suvorov Is Imprisoned For Five Years. His Crime? Selling His Car For A Profit. On His Release, Social Shame Drives Him And His Family Into Voluntary Exile In Siberia, 5,000 Kilometres From Home. In A Climate That's Unfriendly Both Geographically And Politically, It's Their Chance To Start Again. The Shoemaker And His Daughter Is An Epic Story Spanning The Second World War To The Fall Of The Soviet Union, Taking In Eighty Years Of Soviet And Russian History, From Stalin To Putin. Following The Footsteps Of A Remarkable Family Conor O'clery Knows Well - He Is Married To The Shoemaker's Daughter - It's Both A Compelling Insight Into Life In A Secretive World At A Siesmic Moment In Time And A Powerful Tale Of Ordinary Lives Shaped By Extraordinary Times.

In June 1941, When Hitler Launched Operation Barbarossa, She Left Her University Studies, Ignored The Offer Of A Position As A Nurse, To Become One Of Soviet Russia's 2000 Female Snipers. Less Than A Year Later She Had 309 Recorded Kills, Including 29 Enemy Sniper Kills. She Was Withdrawn From Active Duty After Being Injured. She Was Also Regarded As A Key Heroic Figure For The War Effort. She Spoke At Rallies In Canada And The Us And The Folk Singer Woody Guthrie Wrote A Song, 'killed By A Gun' About Her Exploits. Her Us Trip Included A Tour Of The White House With Fdr. In November 1942 She Visited Coventry And Accepted Donations Of £4,516 From Coventry Workers To Pay For Three X-ray Units For The Red Army. She Also Visited A Birmingham Factory As Part Of Her Fundraising Tour.--amazon.com. Factory Walls -- If There Is A War -- From The Prut To The Dnyestr -- Frontiers Of Fire -- The Battle At Tatarka -- Across The Sea -- Legendary Sevastopol -- Forest Trails -- The Second Assault -- Duel -- On No-name Height -- The Spring Of 1942 -- A Word From The Army Commander -- Moscow Stars -- Mission To Washington -- My Darling -- Island In The Ocean -- 'comrade Stalin Has Ordered Us...' -- I Am Sidelined!. Lyudmila Pavlichenko; Foreword By Martin Pegler; Translated By David Foreman; Edited By Alla Igorevna Begunova. First Published By Veche Publishers (moscow) In 2015 As 'i - Sniper: In Battles For Sevastopol And Odessa'--title Page Verso. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 247-252).

Debates On Stalinism Introduces Major Debates About Stalinism During And After The Cold War. It Introduces Major Debates And Major Historians Of The Soviet Union During The Brutal Reign Of Stalin. Readers Will Better Understand Not Only The History Of Our Current Understanding Of Stalinism But Also Contemporary Debates In Russia And Ukraine.

Lenin's Originality And Importance As A Revolutionary Leader Is Most Often Associated With The Seizure Of Power In 1917. But, Zizek Argues In His New Study And Collection Of Original Texts, Lenin's True Greatness Can Be Better Grasped In The Very Last Couple Of Years Of His Political Life. Russia Had Survived Foreign Invasion, Embargo And A Terrifying Civil War, As Well As Internal Revolts Such As At Kronstadt In 1921. But The New State Was Exhausted, Isolated And Disorientated In The Face Of The World Revolution That Seemed To Be Receding. New Paths Had To Be Sought, Almost From Scratch, For The Soviet State To Survive And Imagine Some Alternative Route To The Future. With His Characteristic Brio And Provocative Insight, Zizek Suggests That Lenin's Courage As A Thinker Can Be Found In His Willingness To Face This Reality Of Retreat Lucidly And Frontally. Introduction By Slavoj Žižek -- Note On The Texts -- To M. F. Sokolov -- To G. Myasnikov -- New Times And Old Mistakes In A New Guise -- Notes Of A Publicist: On Ascending A High Mountain; The Harm Of Despondency; -- The Utility Of Trade; Attitude Towards The Mensheviks, Etc -- Eleventh Congress Of The R.c.p.(b.) -- Memo Combatting Dominant Nation Chauvinism -- Last Testament: Letters To Congress -- On Education (pages From A Diary) -- On Cooperation (apropos Of N. Sukhanov's Notes) -- Our Revolution -- How We Should Reorganize The Workers' And Peasants' Inspection -- Better Fewer, But Better -- To Comrade Stalin -- To P. G. Mdivani, F. Y. Makharadze And Others. V. I. Lenin; Edited And Introduced By Slavoj Žižek. From Ecip Data: The Works Of V. I. Lenin Collected Here Derive From The Marxists Internet Archive. Includes Bibliographical References.

A Times 'Best New Thriller' for May 2022 'Enthralling... The dark story is leavened with sharp dialogue and flashes of dry wit' Financial Times 'Ben Creed has a genuine gift for conjuring up Stalin's Leningrad in all its beauty and misery' The Times 'A cleverly constructed thriller' Sunday Times 'A fantastically tense atmosphere, thickly spread with historical detail, makes this a spine-tingling page-turner' The Sun Leningrad, winter 1952. An invisible killer known as Koshchei - a nightmare of Slavic folklore - stalks the streets, leaving a distinctive and gruesome mark upon its victims.Three thousand kilometres away in a Gulag labour colony, threatened by the vicious criminals who rule the camp and tormented by the Arctic cold, former militia lieutenant Revol Rossel is close to death.But then a brutal saviour descends from the skies: the state security interrogator who years ago ruined his life is back, tasking Rossel with tracking down the murderer.As the hunt continues, the two men uncover riddle after riddle, including a clue to finding a weapon of unimaginable power - a weapon the Kremlin's scheming plotters will kill for...

Given The Merciless Way In Which The War On The Eastern Front Of World War Ii Was Conducted, It Is Difficult To Envisage Anyone Changing Sides During The Conflict. Yet After The German Invasion Of Russia In Operation Barbarossa, Well Over 400,000 Former Soviet Citizens Went On To Fight For Nazi Germany. These Included Not Only The 'legions' Recruited From Non-russian Ethnic Groups Eager For Freedom From Stalin's Dictatorship, But Also Some 100,000 Russians And Cossacks. What Began As Small Local Security Units Of 'ostruppen,' Enrolled For The Ongoing Campaigns Against Soviet Partisans, Were Later Reorganized, Given Special Systems Of Uniform And Insignia, Amalgamated Into Larger Formations, And Eventually Committed To The Front Line. This Book Offers Up An Essential Guide To The Appearance, Formation And Equipment Of The Myriad Russian And Soviet Units That Fought For The Germans. It Uses Rare Photographs And Revealing Colour Illustrations To Create A Peerless Visual Reference To The Troops Who Switched From One Ruthless Superpower To Another And Met With A Horrific Fate When The Fighting Was Over--publisher Description.

Voices Of History Celebrates The Great Speeches Of World History And Cultural Life. In This Exuberant Collection, Acclaimed Historian Simon Sebag Montefiore Takes Us On A Journey From Ancient Times To The Twenty-first Century: Some Speeches Are Heroic And Inspiring; Some Diabolical And Atrocious; Some Are Exquisite And Poignant; Others Cruel And Chilling. The Speakers Themselves Vary From Empresses And Conquerors To Rock Stars, Novelists And Sportsmen, Dreamers And Killers, From Churchill And Elizabeth I To Stalin And Genghis Khan, And From Michelle Obama And Cleopatra To Nehru And Muhammad Ali. All Human Drama Is Here: From The Carnage Of Battlefields To The Theatre Of Courtrooms, From Table-talk To Audiences Of Millions, From Desperate Last Stands To Orations Of Triumph, From Noble Calls For Liberation To Genocidal Rants, From Foolish Delusions And Strange Confessions To Defiant Resistance And Heartbreaking Farewells, Voices Of History Spans Centuries, Continents And Cultures. In The Accessible And Gripping Style Of A Master Storyteller, Montefiore Shows Why These Speeches Are Essential Reading, And How They Enlighten Our Past, Enrich Our Present And Inspire - And Hold Warnings For - Our Future.