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This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Bacheler. Jeffery Roberts, professor at University College

Corps, emeritus professor of history. Remember the Royal Irish Academy? His new book is

Stalin's Library, a dictator in his books. Stalin was a big reader, a capacious reader,

and a reader who had opinions, who obliged his lieutenants and admirers to shape their

opinions to his. He also did it with his pencil, his editing pencil, crossing out whole pages.

For example, in a biography about Stalin, he wanted less, is more. He was shy about his own

history, puzzle. But in any event, he had other opinions about a short history of the Soviet Union,

history how it should be presented to children, how all these stories should be told.

You add under where did he get the time? So does everybody when they come across this man.

Jeffery has reproduced in his book pages that show Stalin's cross-outs and the languages in

Russian. But you can understand he's getting rid of whole pages. Some things he keeps

there puzzling. So you can think to yourself, was this a thoughtful, excise, was this a thoughtful

inclusion? We come now to America where Stalin is writing not a book, but he's commenting on America

and his reading of America. And I read this in comparison to America, Stalin believes that the

Soviet Union has a good democracy. He writes, here elections are held in the atmosphere of

collaboration between the workers, the peasants, and the intelligentsia in an atmosphere of mutual

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