Stalin's last crime: the plot against the Jewish doctors, 1948-1953

A study based on KGB documents and classified archives discusses the conspiracy known as "The Doctor's Plot," exploring the theory that Stalin was responsible for its engineering as part of his intent to start a holocaust in the Soviet Union.

  • OCLC #: 51306235
  • ISBN #:
    • 006019524X
    • 9780060195243
    • 0719554489
    • 9780719554483
  • Call #: DS135.R92B744 2003
  • Personal Collection:
    • The Parrish Collection on Soviet History.
  • Publisher: New York : HarperCollins, ©2003.
  • Edition:
    • 1st ed.
  • Physical Description: xi, 399 pages ; 24 cm
  • Contents:
    • The inverted world
    • The untimely death of comrade Zhdanov: Moscow, September 6, 1948
    • Stalin's silence: Valdai, August 1948
    • The pygmy and the terrorist: Lubyanka-Lefortovo, November 1950-March 1951
    • The grand plan: "nothing" comes from nothing: Lubyanka, July 1951-August 1951
    • Recognizing the enemy: Lubyanka, August 1951-November 1951
    • Waiters in white gloves: Lubyanka, November 1951-November 1952
    • An intelligence phantasmagoria: the plan of the internal blow, 1951-1953
    • Spies and murderers under the mask of doctors: November 1952-December 1952
    • The great storm: January-February 1953
    • The end: Stalin's Blizhnyaya dacha, March 1-5, 1953
    • The conspiratorial mind.
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