Zhuzif Istālīn: Persian 1401

The dictator of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin, is one of the most powerful leaders and dictators whose name has remained in history. At the beginning of World War II, he expected the Soviet forces to fight to the last breath with the German forces to defend their motherland, and he was so prejudiced in this way that when his son was captured by the German forces, he said: "Fool!" He did not shoot himself. Stalin was born in Georgia in 1878 and his mother was very interested in him becoming a priest. Yekaterina - Stalin's mother - still hoped that her son would become a priest, but Stalin never showed interest in religion and never forgave his mother for keeping him away from home. The book "Joseph Stalin" along with spectacular photos, describes the life of this man from his childhood to the time of the Soviet Revolution and then the beginning of the Cold War and the undisputed leader's rise to absolute power. Joseph Stalin suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in 1953. His death is considered one of the most mysterious deaths in the history of the world because documents were published after his death that contained the conspiracies of his opponents to remove him.