There is no period in the history of the Soviet Union as exciting as that which followed Stalin's death, and few things as mysterious as the death of Lavrenty Beria.
Responsible for the suffering and death of countless victims of Soviet communism, including Poles, and in particular for the deaths of Polish officers in Katyn, Beria fully deserved the name of the greatest Stalinist criminal, a sadistic executioner, a diabolical beast of immeasurable personal ambitions. You can find out about it by reading Francoise Thom's book "Beria. The flawless torturer.
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However, the collapse of the Soviet Union and the opening of the archives unexpectedly revealed another, paradoxical dimension to his image. After Stalin's death, Beria made far-reaching plans for deep systemic reforms, plans that undoubtedly became the immediate cause of his downfall.
Thom has created a monumental work that describes the fate of one man and the entire history of communism.
"Le Figaro"
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