A complete translation of the June 11, 1937 trial of Marshal Mikhail N. Tukhachevsky and 7 high-ranking co-defendants, together with Soviet and non-Soviet evidence that confirms their guilt. It includes chapters on Leon Trotsky’s collaboration with them and with the Nazis, and an outline of the immense consequences for our understanding of Soviet history of the Stalin period, of World War II, and of World history in the 20th century.
Author(s): Grover Furr;Vladimir L. Bobrov;Sven-Eric Holmström
Publisher: Erythrós Press and Media, LLC
Year: 2021
Language: English
City: Kettering, OH
Intro. The Tukhachevsky Affair
1. The Shvernik Report - Khrushchev-era Falsifications
2. Evidence that the Defendants' Testimony was Genuine
3. Soviet and Russian Books That Lie About the Tukhachevsky Affair
4. Western books that lie about the Tukhachevsky affair - Stephen Kotkin
5. Soviet Evidence - Yakir to Stalin
6. Soviet Evidence - Hitler reacted to Tukhachevsky Affair, August 1937
7. Soviet Evidence - Ustrialov's testimony
8. Soviet Evidence - Bloodstains Issue
9. Soviet Evidence - The Arao Telegram
10. Soviet Evidence - The Romanov Letter of 1938
11. Non-Soviet Evidence - Lyushkov to the Japanese
12. Non-Soviet Evidence - Himmler, Vlasov, Hitler, Goebbels, Davies
13. Non-Soviet Evidence - The Mastny-Benes Report
14. The Judges Judged
15. Trotsky in the Transcript of the Tukhachevsky Affair Trial of June 11, 1937
Conclusion
Appendix. Tukhachevsky Trial Transcript
Bibliography
