МИФ О КРОВАВОМ ПАЛАЧЕ. КТО НА САМОМ ДЕЛЕ ОСТАНОВИЛ БОЛЬШОЙ ТЕРРОР? | Колпакиди и Прудникова

Register for the conference "America as a Project State": https://delib.ru/meetings/1838 You can donate financially to Alexander Kolpakidi's project at the following link: https://knigi-kolpakidi.ru/ Book "Alekseev M. A.; Kolpakidi A. I.; Kochik V. Ya. In Touch with Richard Sorge. The Great Intelligence Officer and His Comrades" Ozon: https://www.ozon.ru/product/na-svyazi... Wildberries: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/10... How to separate Beria's story from myths, rumors, and political clichés? Alexander Kolpakidi and Elena Prudnikova discuss the book "Double Conspiracy" and examine the Great Terror, Beria's early biography, his work in Transcaucasia, the confusion in documents, and theories surrounding 1953. This issue covers Bagirov, Kirov, Ordzhonikidze, Stalin, Khrushchev, Zhukov, industrial evacuation, the atomic project, the national question, Ukraine, the NKVD, the Comintern, Central Asia, and the main question: is it possible to discuss Soviet history without ready-made dogmas and convenient legends? Boosty: https://boosty.to/den_club Follow us on other social media Telegram: https://t.me/knijnij_den VK: https://vk.com/knizhnyjden Zen https://dzen.ru/knijnij_den Tion Publishing House Website https://idtion.ru/ Den Bookstore https://den-magazin.ru/utm/87 Meetings with Authors: https://delib.ru/meetings 00:00 Alexander Kolpakidi introduces Elena Prudnikova and her book "Double Conspiracy" 01:00 Why it's important to consider terror systemically 02:14 Elena Prudnikova and the coincidence of her name with an actress 02:34 Encyclopedia of the Red Cossacks 04:25 The book "The Death of an Empire" and the dispute with Shevkunov 05:13 "The Rebus of the Yekaterinburg Massacre" and the Tsar of God 05:52 How Prudnikova Began Writing About Beria 06:08 "Stalin's Last Knight" and the New Trilogy About Beria 07:09 "The Technology of the Impossible" And Beria as a Man of Impossible Tasks 07:50 Why Beria's Name Has Been Laundered, but His Role Has Not Yet Been Explained 08:50 Confusion About Beria's Date of Birth 09:26 Why Beria Was Absent from Soviet Reference Books and KGB Collections 10:08 "Beria's Autobiography" and the Musavat Counterintelligence Theory 11:31 Okhrana, Counterintelligence, and Fake Documents 12:32 Work in Georgia and Confusion About Prison Terms 13:15 Gerasim Beria and the Intelligence Directorate Profile 13:53 How Several Beriyas Got Mixed Up 14:53 Beria's Introduction to His Future Wife 19:25 The Third Beria and the Kutaisi Prison 20:25 Bagirov and the Normalization of the Azerbaijani Cheka 21:04 Why Stalin Noticed Beria 22:19 Beria as a Business Organizer 23:11 Beria's Speeches on Personnel, Tea and economics 23:36 Why Beria was not a man of intrigue 24:16 The debate about Beria's connection with Ordzhonikidze and Kirov 25:48 Beria, architecture, and Stalin's Empire style 26:03 Dzerzhinsky, Kirov, Kuibyshev, Ordzhonikidze, and the generation of Stalinist managers 27:00 Beria, Malenkov, Zhdanov, and Shcherbakov 27:45 Beria as the system's "magic wand" 28:08 Evacuation and post-war industrialization 29:15 Beria and the actual management of industry 29:41 Stalin's death and Prudnikova's version 31:14 Why Beria lost in 1953 31:29 The military, Zhukov, Moskalenko, and Batitsky 32:31 Versions of Beria's assassination 33:48 Why there is no evidence of Beria's conspiracy 34:27 Is a separate discussion necessary Khrushchev 35:11 What Khrushchev did with state security 36:10 What Beria began to do after Stalin's death 37:10 Stalin's plan, the university, and new management schemes 38:05 Beria and the national question in Ukraine 38:42 Soviet community and modern migration 39:44 Russification of state security in 1937 40:31 Yezhov, the Evdokimovites, and the violation of socialist legality 41:12 The dispute about Yezhov and foreign intelligence services 41:43 Clans in the NKVD and the Great Terror 42:32 Fitin, Proskurov, and intelligence personnel problems 43:15 GRU, Comintern, and foreign agents 44:09 Sorge, the Cambridge Five, and the American network 45:09 Who did Beria recruit after the NKVD purge 46:21 Internationalism under Stalin 46:53 The peoples of the USSR, war, and fraternal unity 48:06 Lenin, Stalin, Beria, and the Russian people 49:07 Reactionary mythology instead of liberal 49:43 The class question in the Russian Empire 50:38 Modern Cossacks and classism 51:31 Restoring the negative traits of old Russia 52:35 Dangerous propaganda clichés about Central Asia 54:41 Why is it difficult to imagine a figure of Beria's stature today? 55:17 History as a kingdom of inverted mirrors 55:32 Why does Prudnikova study history? 56:26 Who has the right to write about history? 57:13 A new book about Beria 57:59 Beria's early biography and Transcaucasia 59:02 Azerbaijan, the 11th Army, and Turkish officers 59:45 A dispute over the role of Turkish officers 59:58 The end ...