The Wolf of the Kremlin Stuart Kahan 1st HC DJ 1987 Soviet Union Biography VG+
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The Wolf of the Kremlin Stuart Kahan 1st HC DJ 1987 Soviet Union Biography VG+. Written by Stuart Kahan, this controversial book examines Kaganovich’s role as Stalin’s enforcer and his influence on the political machinery of fear within the Soviet Union. The Wolf of the Kremlin is the first biography of Lazar Moiseyevich Kaganovich, one of the Soviet Union’s most feared leaders and a close associate of Joseph Stalin. Written by Stuart Kahan, this controversial book examines Kaganovich’s role as Stalin’s enforcer and his influence on the political machinery of fear within the Soviet Union. This first edition hardcover (William Morrow, 1987) comes in VG+ condition with dust jacket, making it a desirable copy for Cold War history collectors, academic libraries, and students of Soviet political history. About the Author: Stuart Kahan (1937–1991) was an American author and journalist who specialized in Soviet history and politics. His works provide unique perspectives into the hidden mechanisms of power in 20th-century Russia. --- Condition Very Good Plus. Clean boards, tight binding, and sharp pages. Dust jacket present with only minor edge wear. No writing, remainder marks, or major flaws noted.
