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| − | '''''The Soviet Story''''' is a documentary film about the cruel ideology of [[Communism]]. It documents the collaboration between [[Nazi]] Germany and the [[Soviet Union]], the [[Katyn massacre]], the [[Holodomor]], the collaboration between [[Stalin]] and [[Hitler]] and the [[historical revisionism]] in modern [[Russia]]. In the movie remarkable historians such as Norman Davies, Boris Sokolow, and Viktor Suworow appear. The film was created by Edvīns Šnore, a [[Latvia]]n film director, in 2008. It was sponsored by the European Parliament.<ref> | + | '''''The Soviet Story''''' is a documentary film about the cruel ideology of [[Communism]]. It documents the collaboration between [[Nazi]] Germany and the [[Soviet Union]], the [[Katyn massacre]], the [[Holodomor]], the collaboration between [[Stalin]] and [[Hitler]] and the [[historical revisionism]] in modern [[Russia]]. In the movie remarkable historians such as Norman Davies, Boris Sokolow, and Viktor Suworow appear. The film was created by Edvīns Šnore, a [[Latvia]]n film director, in 2008. It was sponsored by the European Parliament.<ref>https://www.economist.com/node/11401983</ref> |
It is dedicated to the victims of [[Stalinism]]. | It is dedicated to the victims of [[Stalinism]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:47, September 26, 2018
| The Soviet Story | |
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| Directed by | Edvīns Šnore |
| Language | English |
The Soviet Story is a documentary film about the cruel ideology of Communism. It documents the collaboration between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, the Katyn massacre, the Holodomor, the collaboration between Stalin and Hitler and the historical revisionism in modern Russia. In the movie remarkable historians such as Norman Davies, Boris Sokolow, and Viktor Suworow appear. The film was created by Edvīns Šnore, a Latvian film director, in 2008. It was sponsored by the European Parliament.[1]
It is dedicated to the victims of Stalinism.