Russia's War: Blood Upon the Snow - Season 1 Episode 10 The Cult of Personality
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After World War II, those who hoped for a softening of the Stalin regime policies were disappointed. Instead of easing up on his tyrannical wielding of power, Stalin continued his persecution of Soviet citizens, and imposed his system on other communist nations in Eastern Europe. This episode examines his attitudes toward his own people and his ambition to expand Russian territories. The beginnings of resistance to his policies can be discerned, and, in 1953, Stalin died of a brain hemorrhage.
- Title: Russia's War: Blood Upon the Snow
- Year: 1998
- Genre: Documentary
- Country:
- Studio: PBS, PLANÈTE+
- Director:
- Cast: Nigel Hawthorne, Henry Kissinger
- Crew: Konstantin Slavin (Series Writer), Judith de Paul (Executive Producer), Genrikh Borovik (Series Writer), Ilia Gootman (Director), Aleksandr Surikov (Executive Producer), Viktor Lisakovich (Director)
- Keyword: world war ii, communist, soviet union, joseph stalin, miniseries, historical, russian history, communism, political documentary, social & cultural documentary
- Runtime: 520 minutes
- IMDb: 10.00 / 10 by 1 users
- Popularity: 6.529
- First Air Date: Jun 20, 1996
- Last Air date: Feb 06, 1998
- Season: 1 Season
- Episode: 10 Episode
- Language: French
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