Another View of Stalin

Introduction: The importance of Stalin
	Stalin is of vital importance in the former socialist countries
	Stalin is at the center of political debates in socialist countries
	Stalin\'s work is of crucial importance in the Third World
	Stalin\'s work takes on new meaning given the situation created since capitalist restoration in Central and Eastern Europe
	In Communist Parties around the world, the ideological struggle around the Stalin question presents many common characteristics
The young Stalin forges his arms
	Stalin\'s activities in 1900-1917
	The `socialists\' and revolution
	Stalin during the Civil War
	Lenin\'s `Will\'
Building socialism in one country
Socialist industrialization
	Heroism and enthusiasm
	Class war
	An economic miracle
Collectivization
	From rebuilding production to social confrontation
		Weakness of the party in the countryside
		The character of the Russian peasant
		New class differentiation
		Who controlled the market wheat?
		Towards confrontation
		Bukharin\'s position
		Betting on the kolkhoz ...
		... or betting on the individual peasant?
	The first wave of collectivization
		The kulak
		The kolkhozy surpass the kulaks
		A fiery mass movement
		The war against the kulak
		The essential rфle of the most oppressed masses
	The organizational line on collectivization
		The Party apparatus in the countryside
		Extraordinary organizational measures
		The 25,000
		The 25,000 against the bureaucracy
		The 25,000 against the kulaks
		The 25,000 and the organization of agricultural production
	The political direction of collectivization
		The November 1929 resolution
		Reject Bukharin\'s opportunism
		New difficulties, new tasks
		The January 5, 1930 resolution
	`Dekulakization\'
		Kulak rumors and indoctrination
		What should be done with the kulaks?
		Struggle to the end
		The resolution on dekulakization
		The kulak offensive picks up strength
		Kautsky and the `kulak revolution\'
	`Dizzy with success\'
		Stalin corrects
		Rectify and consolidate
		Right opportunism rears its head
		The anti-Communists attack
		Retreats and advances
		Remarkable results
	The rise of socialist agriculture
		The second wave of collectivization
		Economic and social creativity
		Investments in the countryside
		The breakthrough of socialist agriculture
		`Colossal support\'
	The collectivization `genocide\'
Collectivization and the `Ukrainian Holocaust\'
	A book from Hitler
	A book from McCarthy
	Between 1 and 15 Million Dead
	Two professors to the rescue of Ukrainian Nazis
	`Scientific\' calculations
	B-movies
	Harvest of Sorrow: Conquest and the reconversion of Ukrainian Nazi collaborators
	Conquest\'s fascist sources
	The causes of famine in the Ukraine
	Ukraine under Nazi occupation
The struggle against bureaucracy
	Anti-Communists against `bureaucracy\'
	Bolsheviks against bureaucratization
	Reinforce public education
	Regularly purge the Party
	The struggle for revolutionary democracy
	The Party elections in 1937: a `revolution\'
The Great Purge
	How did the class enemy problem pose itself?
		Boris Bazhanov
		George Solomon
		Frunze
		Alexander Zinoviev
	The struggle against opportunism in the Party
	The trials and struggle against revisionism and enemy infiltration
		The trial of the Trotskyite-Zinovievist Centre
			Trotsky and counter-revolution
				`Destroy the communist movement\'
				Capitalist restoration is impossible
				In support of terror and insurrection
			The Zinoviev--Kamenev--Smirnov counter-revolutionary group
		The trial of Pyatakov and the Trotskyists
			Sabotage in the Urals
			Sabotage in Kazakhstan
			Pyatakov in Berlin
			Sabotage in Magnitogorsk
		The trial of the Bukharinist social-democratic group
			The February 1937 decision to purge
			The Riutin affair
			Bukharin\'s revisionism
			Bukharin and the enemies of Bolshevism
			Bukharin and the military conspiracy
			Bukharin and the question of the coup d\'йtat
			Bukharin\'s confession
			From Bukharin to Gorbachev
		The Tukhachevsky trial and the anti-Communist conspiracy within the army
			Plot?
			The militarist and Bonapartist tendency
			Vlasov
			Solzhenitsyn
			A clandestine anti-Communist organization in the Red Army
	The 1937--1938 Purge
	The rectification
	The Western bourgeoisie and the Purge
Trotsky\'s rфle on the eve of the Second World War
	The enemy is the new aristocracy, the new Bolshevik bourgeoisie
	Bolshevism and fascism
	Defeatism and capitulation in front of Nazi Germany
	Trotsky and the Tukhachevsky plot
	Provocations in the service of the Nazis
	Trotsky encouraged terrorism and armed insurrection
Stalin and the anti-fascist war
	The Germano-Soviet Pact
	Did Stalin poorly prepare the anti-fascist war?
	The day of the German attack
	Stalin and the Nazi war of annihilation
	Stalin, his personality and his military capacities
		Stalin, the `dictator\'
		Stalin, the `hysteric\'
		Stalin, of `mediocre intelligence\'
		Stalin\'s military merits
From Stalin to Khrushchev
	The U.S. takes up where Nazi Germany left off
		Gehlen, the Nazi, and the CIA
		The nuclear bomb against the Soviet Union
		Anti-imperialist struggle and the struggle for peace
		Tito\'s revisionism and the United States
	Stalin against opportunism
		Bourgeois tendencies in the thirties
		Weaknesses in the struggle against opportunism
		Beria\'s and Khrushchev\'s revisionist groups
		Stalin against the future Khrushchevism
	Khrushchev\'s coup d\'йtat
		Beria\'s intrigues
		Stalin\'s death
		Khrushchev\'s intrigues against Beria
		The `rehabilitated\' enemies
		Khrushchev and the pacific counter-revolution
References
	Foreword
	Introduction
	Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Chapter 8
	Chapter 9
	Chapter 10