Another View of Stalin

Ludo Martens (Dutch: Ludo Martens; March 12, 1946, Vinkhе, West Flanders — June 5, 2011) was a Belgian communist and historian. Founder and leader of the Labour Party of Belgium.

This topic is under an unspoken ban in the "democratic" West. This book can’t be bought in a «free» Europe. When Western publishers opened this manuscript, they immediately forgot about freedom of speech. Because in his sensational study, the Belgian historian and political figure challenged the foundations of the «liberal» ideology, refuting the main myth of anti-Soviet propaganda—the black legend of «the villain Stalin».

The notorious «Holodomor» and the horrors of the GULAG, the «innocent victims of repression» and the atrocities of the bloody Cheka/GPU—«a secret pact between Stalin and Hitler» and the leader’s «incompetence» during the Great Patriotic War—Ludo Martens leaves not a stone unturned, proving beyond doubt that these accusations are fabricated and lies, exposing the slanderers of Stalin’s Russia. And many of the striking plots, arguments, and facts presented in this book will be a revelation even for ardent Stalinists.