Word: stalins
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...FRANTIC ATTEMPT TO UPSET THE RUSSIAN APPLECART AT ANY COST. OF COURSE IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE RUSSIAN TRIALS WERE QUITE AS PHONEY AS TIME WITH PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDABLE IF SOMEWHAT UNINFORMED PREJUDICE SUGGESTS, AND IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE THAT THE WORLD WOULD BE A MUCH BETTER PLACE IF STALIN AND THE ENTIRE SOVIET GOVERNMENT WERE MURDERED AND THE U.S.S.R. BLASTED INTO DEMORALIZED CONFUSION AND THE UKRAINE GIVEN TO NAZI GERMANY AND CERTAIN CONCESSIONS MADE TO FASCIST JAPAN WHICH WOULD ASSIST THEM IN A FUTURE WAR ON DEMOCRATIC AMERICA, BUT, AGAIN, WE MUST CONFESS THAT...
...first personal quoting interview ever given by J. Stalin was granted to Mr. Hearst's New York American. The interviewer was none other than the eminent Jerome Davis, lately of Yale. It was published in all the Hearst papers on Oct. 3, 1926. The then shy Stalin presented to the Hearst readers his first autographed picture ever given for publication...
...that is not all. Actually the first quoting interview with Stalin was obtained by yours truly in 1924 for the New York American. It was in the form of a series of questions submitted in writing and answered in writing by the mysterious Georgian in the Kremlin. I had the honor of seeing it published in full in the Soviet press simultaneously with its publication in America...
Thoroughly professional Journalist Isaac Don Levine, sharp biographer of Joseph Stalin, has for years delivered such pungent judgments as, "No Government in the world is corroded by such internal abject fear as the Stalin Dictatorship." TIME repeats that his dynamic fact-marshaling has consistently been antiStalinist, which in official Moscow's view is always the chief evidence of "Trotskyism." (See Red Smoke by Isaac Don Levine-McBride, 1932, $2.) As to who first interviewed Joseph Stalin, the technically prior claims of able, Russian-speaking Yale Professor Jerome Davis and an earlier Japanese as well as a German correspondent have...
...Emanuel Smith a Communist. On the contrary, for illustrative purposes TIME drew the parallel between Mr. Smith, prime representative of the Old Deal in the U. S. Democracy, and Leon Trotsky, prime representative of the Old Deal in Bolshevism, the one superseded by Franklin Roosevelt, the other by Josef Stalin...