The Bloody Hand Of Stalin - Vol 2: Leningrad
(1990) [M]

In 1934, Stalin used the assassination of Kirov, the charismatic leader of the Leningrad Communist Party, as an excuse to wage one of the bloodiest and senseless purges of the Communist Party History. Not only were faithful party followers tried and sent to labour camps, but they were forced to...  More

The Bloody Hand Of Stalin - Vol 3: Kolyma
(1990) [M]

Much has been written, but little shown of the slave labour camps. At one point, an economist estimated that as much as 20% of the Russian GNP resulted from the output from these camps. We have now been given unprecedented access to the people who were inhabitants and the actual places where they...  More

The Bloody Hand Of Stalin - Vol 1: Leningradskaya
(1990) [M]

Beginning in 1929, in the traditionally Cossack Country of the Kuban, the transformation from private landownership to collective farming resulted in massive deportations, brutality and, finally, starvation and cannibalism. This is the story told by the people who experienced it.  More