Cracks in the Kremlin Wall

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By Edward Crankshaw

Viking, 1951, 279 pp

Mr. Crankshaw's leading themes are the abandonment of normative Marxism and its eventual replacement by Great Russian nationalism, the predisposition of Russian society to submit to absolute régimes, and the striking ineptitude of Stalin's foreign policy.

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