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with Barry Cunliffe. 'You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs' was Walter Duranty 's memorable excuse for the crimes against humanity committed by Josef Stalin. Dr Sally Taylor tells
Christopher Cook about the Pulitzer Prize winner whose front-page articles in the New York Times earned him the nickname of 'Stalin's Apologist'. And Lord Bullock concludes his assessment of the parallel lives of Stalin and Hitler.
Producer John Knight

Contributors

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Barry Cunliffe.
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Walter Duranty
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Josef Stalin.
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Dr Sally Taylor
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Christopher Cook
Producer:
John Knight
Source: Radio Times

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