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  • The Stalin Trilogy

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    by David Pinner ...
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    Includes the plays Lenin in Love, The Teddy Bears' Picnic and The Potsdam QuartetThree gripping political plays: Lenin in Love takes up the alleged sexual troika and sadistic inclinations of one of the foremost political leaders of the 20th century.The Teddy Bears' Picnic is an ironic comedy which shows Stalin playing relaxed host and bon viveur in his country retreat. His Politburo guests are ... Read more

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  • Newton's Darkness: Two Dramatic Views

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  • Prophecy

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  • The Man Who Changed Everything

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