Power in Crisis 1931–1933
Power in Crisis 1931–1933
This chapter examines the crisis years of 1931–1933. At the same time that the Stalinist leadership was turning to terror, it was also making inconsistent attempts at reform. The swings between liberalization and terror, which had their origins in the Politburo, provide an opportunity to study the alignment of forces at the highest echelons of political power.
Keywords: Stalin, Stalinist leadership, liberalization, Politburo, political power
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