Lazar Kaganovich – 'The Kremlin Wolf'

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The book “Kremlin Wolf” by the American nephew of Stalin’s right-hand man Lazar Kaganovich, Stuart Kahan. The book is the result of his visit to his uncle in Moscow during a tourist trip.

The memoir prompts general reflections on the secret-shrouded milestones of history and the foundations of the USSR’s structure.

Among the book’s revelations is information about the “Red Latvian Riflemen” who were 300 New York gangsters hired by Trotsky, who unleashed the Red Terror; and also the murder of the red dictator Joseph Stalin.

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