Explore the secrets of Stalin’s rule and the pivotal historical transformations in the Soviet Union!

Stalin: Waiting for Hitler, 1929-1941 offers a deep insight into the period when Stalin consolidated his dictatorial power and radically reshaped the Soviet Union’s agricultural structure. This book is not merely a chronological account of events - it analyzes how the political system shaped Stalin’s personality and what consequences his decisions had for millions of people.

The author describes in detail how Stalin’s policies transformed the world’s largest peasant economy into socialist modernity at a devastating human cost, including mass famine and repressive measures that even provoked criticism within the party. The book reveals not only the mechanisms of power under a totalitarian regime but also the complex relationships between the state, the individual and ideology during the era of anticipation of a decisive clash with Hitler.

This title is ideal for readers interested in 20th-century history, political science and the development of totalitarian regimes who want to understand how profoundly political decisions can affect the fates of millions and shape world history.

Benefits of this book:

• Detailed historical analysis of Stalin’s era and his transformation of the Soviet Union.
• A unique perspective on the interrelation between personality and political system.
• Intellectual challenge for anyone interested in modern history and political studies.
• Thorough account of the consequences of collectivization and totalitarian rule.
• Thought-provoking reading for a better understanding of complex historical processes.

Key product features:

• A book focused on the period 1929-1941 in the Soviet Union under Stalin’s rule.
• Includes historical sources and analyses of political events.
• Ideal for students, scholars and history enthusiasts.
• The author provides a detailed account of socio-political changes and their consequences.
• Large format and high-quality production suitable for long-term preservation and repeated reading.