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During Joseph Stalin’s reign few men proved to be more appallingly ruthless than Andrei Vyshinsky, who as prosecutor-general presided over the infamous Moscow Show Trials of the 1930s. In this groundbreaking history, Soviet journalist Arkady Vaksberg draws on previously unseen KGB files and other source material to limn an unforgettable portrait of one of that period’s most important and, until now, mysterious figures. Born in Odessa in 1883, Andrei Vyshinsky rose to the upper echelon of power to become one of the most feared and despised of Stalin’s henchmen. He gained notoriety for carefully orchestrating the purge trials of the thirties. Which led to the deaths of thousands of Stalin’s enemies—real or imagined. Radek, Rykov, Kamenev, Zinoviev and Bukharin were only some of the many revolutionaries, high-ranking army officers and senior government officials to fall during this dark period. Through it all, Vyshinsky was there to guarantee conviction, with or without evidence, while maintaining a pretense of legality. When his savage legal career ended in 1938, Vyshinsky moved on to diplomatic service, eventually rising to the post of foreign minister, where he continued to exercis

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Author
Arkadii Iosifovich Vaksberg
Publisher
Grove Weidenfeld; Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated
Published
1991
Language
EN
ISBN
9780802113337
Category
law
Subjects
Law, History, Biography
Rating
3.5 / 5 (8 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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