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Speaking with Professor Sean McMeekin of Bard College, the author of the new book, Stalin's War, a new history of World War II,

from the point of view of Joseph Stalin, who inherits from Vladimir Lenin, the thinking, the theory,

set the imperialist capitalist states against each other. Do not enter the war until the end and gobble up territory, recover the Russian Empire and more, create the power

of the earth by watching the monster nations of France and Germany, those in England, those were

the three that Stalin had in mind, battle each other just as they did in the Great War.

The U.S., of course, was a new consideration for Stalin, and now comes a mystery that Sean

presents to us in his book.

I said the Battle of Moscow turns on a couple of details, the frozen ground, followed by

the muddy ground, the exhausted German invasion,

the exhausted Russian defenders. However, six months earlier, a man named Harry Hopkins,

representing the President of the United States, lands in what Sean gives us the detail,

an American Douglas Transport craft. After a four-hour flight, he lands at Moscow.

Sean, what is the mission to Moscow for Harry Hopkins? Who is he? And what does he accomplish?

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