Cannibal from Gori: Stalin's Holocaust

This is a first-hand account of an, until now, unknown plot, conceived and set in motion by the Soviet Leader, Joseph Stalin, himself. As WWII was moving to Axis defeat, a strategic alliance between Stalin and the Soviet Jewish community offered the possibility of attracting massive international investments to the Soviet Union. In return Stalin would give the Jews a homeland of their own - the Crimea. The influx of wealth and resources from the wealthy Jews worldwide would build their homeland and Stalin's new Soviet Union. Events do not evolve according to Stalin's plans, so the Great Leader decides to scheme in another direction. Gradually Berezhkov, Stalin's personal interpreter during World War Two and a Soviet-era diplomat and journalist, draws the reader into the chilling labyrinth and crushing gears, of intrigues, plots, shades and amoral politics in Stalin's Kremlin and Politburo of post war Soviet Union. The inevitable consequences are prison, torture, deposition and death, for all those who weaved or were caught in this web of deceit, denial and destruction of their families.