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Poster published by the French movement Paix et Liberté against the policy of Stalin (1951)

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‘Jo-Jo The Dove’. In 1951, the French anti-Communist movement Paix et Liberté (Peace and Liberty) publishes a poster condemning the true politico-military designs of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin and placing particular emphasis on the figure’s bellicose nature.

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Interview with Joseph Stalin (6 October 1951)

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On 6 October 1951, Joseph Stalin gives an interview to Pravda in which he responds to US criticism of the Soviet Union’s nuclear policy.

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Cartoon by Simon about Staline (11 September 1951)

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‘The angel of peace seeks a new battlefield — Joseph, the angel of peace: And now whose turn is it to be liberated?’ In September 1951, in the Socialist daily newspaper Tageblatt, the Luxembourg cartoonist Simon criticises the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin’s international policy.

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'Military consequences of the Soviet atom bomb' from Il nuovo Corriere della Sera (4 October 1949)

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On 4 October 1949, the Italian daily newspaper Il nuovo Corriere della Sera considers the implications for the West of the Soviet Union’s acquisition of nuclear weapons and raises the spectre of possible nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union.

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Joseph Stalin, After Victory

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On 17 September 1946, Alexander Werth, correspondent for the British weekly newspaper The Sunday Times, asks Soviet General Joseph Stalin a series of questions on the international situation and the threat of a new war.

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Open letter to Paul-Henri Spaak (December 1948)

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In December 1948, the Belgian monthly publication Les cahiers socialistes harshly criticises the address given by Paul-Henri Spaak, Belgian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, on 28 September 1948 to the United Nations General Assembly.

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Address given by Paul-Henri Spaak (Washington, 28 September 1948)

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On 28 September 1948, Paul-Henri Spaak, Belgian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, addresses the United Nations General Assembly and denounces Soviet policy. He gives the speech of fear.

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Joseph Stalin, Texts

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In an interview with a correspondent from Pravda, Joseph Stalin responds vehemently to the address given by Winston Churchill on 5 March 1946 in Fulton, Missouri.

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‘Military alliance between Britain and America’ from De Volkskrant (6 March 1946)

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On 6 March 1946, the Dutch daily newspaper De Volkskrant publishes the main points of the address given by former British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri.

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Address by Churchill in Fulton (5 March 1946)

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On 5 March 1946, former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill gives an address at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri, in which he warns the West of the worrying spread of Communism in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.