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The Death of Stalin by Sheila Fitzpatrick dostoevsky resilience and hopeThe Death of Stalin plunges us into the 1953 power vacuum after the Soviet dictators death, blending political analysis with dark humour. Sheila Fitzpatrick draws on her unmatched expertise of Stalins inner circle to expose the bizarre, brutal and often overlooked machinations that reshaped the USSR and echoed all the way to Putins Russia. When Joseph Stalin died in 1953, he had been the unchallenged leader of the Soviet Union for over twenty years,