04-13-2005, 12:58 AM
Soviet,
While I do not claim to be a historian, and I do not have access to my history books at the moment I would like to make a brief comment.
These days researchers and me***re writers seem to agree that Stalin considered the war with Germany inevitable, but was hoping that it would take palce later.
About Stalin's disappearance - BS! (excuse my French). He was actively working every day after June 22nd, receiving lots of visitors with hardly any time left for sleep. All those visits were documentes in special logs, that were recently published by the Journal of the Archives of the President of the RF. If interested, I can try to dig out more details.
Alexei
While I do not claim to be a historian, and I do not have access to my history books at the moment I would like to make a brief comment.
These days researchers and me***re writers seem to agree that Stalin considered the war with Germany inevitable, but was hoping that it would take palce later.
About Stalin's disappearance - BS! (excuse my French). He was actively working every day after June 22nd, receiving lots of visitors with hardly any time left for sleep. All those visits were documentes in special logs, that were recently published by the Journal of the Archives of the President of the RF. If interested, I can try to dig out more details.
Alexei
