Terror and Democracy in the Age of Stalin

Exploring the psychological impact of the Great Terror, this book delves into the experiences of ordinary individuals as they navigate a climate of fear and paranoia. It examines how societal pressures and oppressive regimes can lead to madness and self-destruction, revealing the profound effects of political turmoil on mental health and human behavior. Through personal stories and historical context, the narrative highlights the fragility of the human psyche in times of crisis.