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The general idea of the wooden game Staka is to stack & win & the game comes with five modes of play In Duel mode two players compete to stack figures before their opponent The first with five figures completed wins the game In Flash mode the players try to complete the figure against the clock which is represented by a die that opponents roll & add up In Crash mode it's the first to crash the construction that loses In Zen mode take your time put on your noise-cancelling headsets & try to complete the twenty challenges in the game In Art mode unleash your creativity & build new figures Details Players 1-4 Playing time 20-60 mins Ages 7 ...
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- her father Josef Stalin Born in the early years of the Soviet Union Svetlana Stalin spent her youth inside the walls of the Kremlin Communist Party privilege protected her from the mass starvation & purges that haunted Russia but she did not escape tragedy
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Drawing on a wealth of unexplored material - available for the first time since the collapse of the former Soviet Union - Robert Service's biography of Stalin is the most authoritative yet published It concentrates not simply on Stalin as dedicated bureaucrat or serial political killer but on a fuller assessment of his formative interactions in Georgia his youthful revolutionary activism his relationship with Lenin with his family and with his party members 'This is effectively the first full biography since perestroika to encompass the economic political diplomatic military administrative and above all ideological dimensions as well as the personal aspects of Stalin's colossal life Gritty and unshowy but enlightened by Service's compelling characterisation magisterial analysis and dry wit
this outstanding biography of lightly worn authority wide research and superb intuition will be read for decades' Simon Sebag Montefiore author of STALIN The Court of the Red Tsar Sunday Times
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Drawing on a wealth of unexplored material
- available for the first time since the collapse of the former Soviet Union
- Robert Service's biography of Stalin is the most authoritative yet published It concentrates not simply on Stalin as dedicated bureaucrat or serial political killer but on a fuller assessment of his formative interactions in Georgia his youthful revolutionary activism his relationship with Lenin with his family & with his party members ' This is effectively the first full biography since perestroika to encompass the economic political diplomatic military administrative & above all ideological

Dimensions as well as the personal aspects of Stalin's colossal life Gritty & unshowy but enlightened by Service's compelling characterisation magisterial analysis & dry wit this outstanding biography of lightly worn authority wide research & superb intuition will be read for decades' Simon Sebag Montefiore author of STALIN The Court of the Red Tsar Sunday Times

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