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Why were Stalin’s crimes judged more leniently than Hitler’s? Why could one joke about the Gulag and Siberia, when no one would laugh about Auschwitz? Stalin wanted to be believed the best in everything and was only so in the negative with his innate meanness, supported by fear and systematic torture.
Why were Stalin’s crimes judged more leniently than Hitler’s? Why could one joke about the Gulag and Siberia, when no one would laugh about Auschwitz?
Stalin wanted to be believed the best in everything and was only so in the negative with his innate meanness, supported by fear and systematic torture.
Explore Martin Amis’ compelling account of Stalin’s brutal regime—read, reflect, and deepen your understanding of Soviet history today.
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