The chilling finale to Poland’s 1939 tragedy is revealed: the mass execution and deportation of its citizens and leaders.

There was a lapse of five years between the first time that the FBI’s heat came on Stalinist agent Mark Zborowski, in 1953, and when he finally appeared before the court for perjury in 1958. His ...

The Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin's deep-seated fear of flying created ripple effects across global diplomacy during World ...

With the founding of the Fourth International in September 1938, Stalin’s secret police turned all their attention to the assassination of its leader, Leon Trotsky. Barred from residence in almost ...