70 Years After Stalin's Death: How Western Propaganda Rebranded the Soviet Dictator From Villain to Hero, and Back Again

The Georgian Bolshevik has been portrayed as a mass murderer, a vital friend, and a dangerous tyrant, depending on the mood of the day.

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