Neville mentions reading the current stories about Stalin in last Sunday's Sunday Times, yesterday's Observer and today's New York Times, noting that he takes the New York Times every day and that tod

Neville recounts reading Stalin's daughter's book and the passage in which she describes being present at her father's death and seeing an expression of hate on his face as he raised his unparalyzed h

After going back to bed that same Saturday night he had a visionary experience in which he stood in the presence of Stalin, with Khrushchev beside him terrified; Stalin pronounced his intentions again