WORKS: ‘Anarchism or Socialism’; ‘Dizzy with Success’; The Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR; Foundations of Leninism; History of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks): A Short Course; Marxism and the National Quesion (earlier The National Question and Social-Democracy); Marxism and Problems of Linguistics; On Questions of Leninism (or Problems of Leninism)
Stalin Prizes
Stalin, Vasili (Stalin’s son): birth; upbringing; on father’s Georgian origins; accompanies sister Svetlana on Metro; war service; relations with father; behaviour; disgraced after Stalin’s death
Stalin, Yakob (Stalin’s son by Ketevan) see Dzhughashvili, Yakob
Stalingrad: battle of; see also Tsaritsyn
Starostin, Mikhail
State Committee of Defence: proposed; powers; Stalin in
Stavka (wartime Supreme Command): formed; strategy; meetings; disagreements in
Sten, Jan
Stepanov, General
Stockholm: Stalin visits (1905)
Stolypin, Pëtr
Stroev, Lieut. Pëtr
Struve, Pëtr
Sukhanov, Nikolai
Sukhova, Tatiana
Sultan-Galiev, Mirza Said
Supreme Command see Stavka
Surin, Semën
Suvorov, Alexander
Suvorov, S.A.
Svanidze, Maria
Svanidze, Alexander (Ketevan’s brother)
Svanidze, Alexandra
Svanidze, Ketevan see Dzhughashvili, Ketevan
Sverdlov University: Stalin lectures at
Sverdlov, Yakov: with Stalin in Narym; attempted escape; in exile with Stalin in Turukhansk District; heads Central Committee Secretariat; Party work in Petrograd; supports Lenin’s revolutionary policy; and national question; supports separate peace in First World War; prestige; and revolutions abroad; death; Nadya Allilueva requests better accommodation from
Syrtsov, Sergei
Taiwan
Tambov province
Tampere Conference (Finland, 1905),
Tarle, Yevgeni
Tatar-Bashkir Republic
Tatars
Tbilisi: location and status; Stalin’s father works in; Stalin works in; Stalin attends seminary in; racial/cultural composition; Stalin leaves seminary; Stalin works at Physical Observatory; Stalin addresses meetings (1921)
Tehran conference (1943)
Ter-Petrosyan, Semën (‘Kamo’)
terror see Great Terror
Thorez, Maurice
Tiflis see Tbilisi
Tikhonov, Alexander
Til, Katerina
Timashuk, Dr Lidia
Time magazine: features Stalin as Man of the Year
Timoshenko, Semën: appointed to head People’s Commissariat of Defence; plans pre-emptive offensive against Germany; and German invasion of USSR; denied intelligence on Germany; leads Stavka (Supreme Command); in defence of Moscow; considers withdrawing from Kiev
Tito, Josip Broz
Titvinidze, M.
Togliatti, Palmiro,
Tolmachev, Vladimir
Tolstoi, Alexei
Tolstoi, Count Lev: Hadji Murat
Tomski, Mikhail
Tovstukha, Ivan; biographical sketch of Stalin
tractors: supply of
trade unions: Trotski attacks
Transcaucasian Federation
Tretyakov, A.F.
Trieste
Trotski, Lev: ridicules Stalin; leads St Petersburg soviet (1905); as thinker; criticises Stalin; speechmaking; arrested; returns to Central Committee; revolutionary policy; hostility with Stalin; denigrates Stalin as marginal; omitted from Central Committee assignments; military role in October Revolution; forms Sovnarkom; opposes coalition with other socialist parties; as People’s Commissar for External Affairs; Lenin’s attitude to; controls funds; Lenin overshadows; and revolutionary war outside Russia; and separate peace in First World War; assassinated; as People’s Commissar for Military Affairs; advocates state terror; and Stalin’s activities in Tsaritsyn; believes in conspiracies; Lenin supports as Red Army head; indifference to Party; public appearances; and 1920 war with Poland; in Civil War; attacks trade unions; loses Lenin’s favour; suppresses Kronstadt mutiny; quarrel with Molotov; administrative duties; and Lenin’s health decline; renewed alliance with Lenin; and Stalin’s policy on national question; in Lenin’s Testament; outspokenness with Lenin; at Twelfth Party Congress; unpopularity in Party; appointed to Orgburo; opposes NEP; on ‘scissors crisis’; misses Lenin’s funeral; attacked at Thirteenth Party Conference; Jewishness; as rival leader to Stalin; demands industrial growth; defeated; writings; and socialism in other countries; Stalin and Bukharin act against; in United Opposition; excluded from Central Committee; and economic reform; mocks Stalin’s international policy; and Stalin’s 1922 dispute with Lenin; as continuing threat; Stalin vilifies; exile and deportation; and culture; reviled; supporters arrested; accused of anti-Soviet actions; writes recollections; promotes on basis of competence; Voroshilov disparages; and worldwide socialist revolution; accuses Stalin of betraying October Revolution; Stalin pursues; and Fourth International; Art and Revolution; The Lessons of October; ‘The New Course’
Truman, Harry S.: succeeds Roosevelt; at Potsdam Conference; and use of nuclear weapons; and defeat of Japan; Stalin unimpressed by; accepts coexistence; mistrusts Soviet intentions; policy on USSR; and Cold War; non-interference in eastern Europe; denigrated in USSR; and Korean War; sends Coca-Cola to Stalin; sends condolences on Stalin’s death