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KPSS, no. 3, 1963, pp. 134, 143–49, no. 5, pp. 111–47, and no. 6, pp. 139–40. At April meeting—you could assign Stalin any task: Molotov Remembers, p. 137. April Conference: see Sedmaya aprelskaya vserossiiskaya konferentsia RSDRPb, Protokoly. Stalin, Works, 3:42, 51–60. Service, Stalin, pp. 125–28. Tucker, p. 165. Lenin as schoolmaster and Ludmilla Stal: Trotsky, My Life, p. 195. On Bureau elected by CC, on April Conference: Slusser, pp. 59–70 and 89–98. Figes, pp. 423–48.

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4. Stalin, Works, 3:67–69. Speaker: A. I. Kobzov quoted in Volkogonov, Stalin, p. 21. Trotsky’s return: Slusser, pp. 108–14, quoting Vereshchak and Trotsky on Congress of Soviets. Trotsky on stage: Sukhanov, Zapiski o russkoi revolyutsii, 7:44. Dull comments: Trotsky, Stalin, pp. 67 and 206–9 quoting Pestkovsky on speaking. Stalin avoided speaking: Service, Stalin, p. 126. Lenin, Shaumian and Yenukidze: Krupskaya, p. 304. Dzerzhinsky: Rayfield, Stalin and the Hangmen, pp. 56–57.

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5. Move in with Molotov and Marusya; apology and a kind of commune: Molotov Remembers, pp. 37, 93, 122–23. Ludmilla Stal/Tatiana Slavatinskaya: Chuev, Kaganovich, pp. 160–62. Daushvili, Story of Soso Djugashvili, pp. 239 and 252. Stal and Krupskaya in Paris, 1911: Krupskaya, p. 196; Maisky, p. 45; Marcou, p. 66; Ludmilla Stal biography: “Istoki podviga,” Ural, no. 3, 1979. Slavatinskaya at secretariat with Stasova: Stasova, Stranitsy zhizhni i borby, p. 84. Molotov: Slusser, p. 101. Alliluyevs visit Stalin: Alliluyev Memoirs, pp. 195–96.

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6. June: Stalin, Works, 3:67–69; on demo, 3:92–94 and 105–9. Volkogonov, Stalin, p. 21. S. Pestkovsky, “Vospominaniya,” Proletarskaya Revolyutsiya, no. 6, 1930, and Proletarskaya Revolyutsiya, no. 10, 1922, pp. 93– 103. Role in Party: Sagirashvili, pp. 197–98. Trotsky’s return: Slusser, pp. 108–18 and 125–39. Lincoln, pp. 387–90. Sukhanov, Zapiski o russkoi revolyutsii, 7:44. Trotsky, Stalin, p. 67. Alliluyev Memoirs, pp. 194–95. Figes, pp. 423– 38.

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7. 2–4 July: Stalin, Works, 3:110–33, 138–41 and 166–200. Slusser, pp. 139–50. Rabinowitch, The Bolsheviks Come to Power, pp. 1–16. Service, Lenin, pp. 283–85. Lenin, PSS, 21:9–10. I. G. Tsereteli, Vospominaniya o fevralskoi revoliutsii, p. 344. Krupskaya, p. 311. Trotsky, Stalin, pp. 206–11, quoting Ordzhonikidze. Radzinsky, Stalin, pp. 102–4. Service, Stalin, pp. 140–43. Dreyfus: Stalin, Works, 3:266. Bedny story: Slusser, pp. 155–60. Figes, pp. 427–38.

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1. Backlash and Lenin in hiding at Alliluyevs: A. S. Alliluyeva, Vospominaniya, pp. 181–90. Volkogonov, Stalin, pp. 24–26, quoting S. Alliluyev and V. N. Polovtiev on officer sent to kill Lenin. Dubinsky-Mukhadze, Ordzhonikidze, p. 178. Rabinowitch, The Bolsheviks Come to Power, pp. 17–38. Slusser, pp. 162–78 and 139–50. Service, Lenin, pp. 283–91. Trotsky, Stalin, pp. 206–11. Lincoln, pp. 392–96. Figes, pp. 427–38. Vyshinsky: Vaksberg, Stalin’s Prosecutor, pp. 13–27.

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2. Move into Alliluyevs, Olga makes coat, etc.: A. S. Alliluyeva, Vospominaniya, pp. 183–91. Service, Stalin, p. 141. Author’s visit to the Alliluyev House Museum.

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3. Sixth Congress and contact with Lenin: Shestoi sezd RSDRPb, Avgust 1917 goda. Service, Lenin, pp. 288–92. Radzinsky, Stalin, p. 108. Tucker, pp. 172–74. Service, Stalin, p. 143. Slusser, pp. 200–14. Trotsky, Stalin, pp. 213–21. Molotov Remembers, p. 165. Smith, p. 337. Rabinowitch, The Bolsheviks Come to Power, pp. 51–70 and 83–93. Figes, pp. 427–38. Stalin, Works, 3:110–33, 138–41 and 166–200.

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4. Nadya Alliluyeva: letters to Anna Radchenko see Vasileva, Kremlin Wives, pp. 56–58, and quote from Svetlana, Only One Year. Author’s interviews with Kira Alliluyeva, Moscow, 2001–2. A. S. Alliluyeva, Vospominaniya, pp. 183–91. On Nadya and Anna: Kun, pp. 211–15, quoting Vladimir Antonov-Saratovsky and interview with Kira Alliluyeva. Author’s visit to the Alliluyev Museum.

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5. Kornilov: Stalin, Works, 3:214 and 296–300. Sagirashvili, pp. 237–38. Rabinowitch, The Bolsheviks Come to Power, pp. 94–128. Lincoln, pp. 412–25. Figes, pp. 438–53.