Stalin

The writer and journalist Faraj Gibran talks in this book, in our hands today, about the Soviet leader Stalin and Russia during his reign. Stalin was the second leader of the Soviet Union and the Prime Minister (1941-1953), known for his cruelty and strength, so the personality of this Soviet leader will remain surrounded by aura of dread and strangeness; This man (Georgi origin) was able to make from the "Soviet Union" an international force for which everyone is calculated by a thousand accounts; From an agricultural society backward to a major industrial country that contributes to a large share of global production; From a distressed state, the army rebels its soldiers over the Caesar officers, to a nuclear military force that preaches everyone and the states seek to alliance with it. However, the collection of this force required Stalin harsh decisions that caused the loss of thousands of Russian spirits in his famous cleansing campaigns, as well as the inhuman and inhuman collective action camps, but it remains exciting in his matter that he was loved to the degree of worship; Most of the Russians saw a legendary hero who made the glory of the Soviet Union after World War II.