Judgment in Moscow: Soviet Crimes and Western Complicity

Vladimir Bukovsky's 1995 book detailing secret records he stole from the former Communist Party archives in Moscow has never been published in English, despite many other translations. This first author-approved translation documents secret dealings between Western powers and the Soviet Union, and Bukovsky weaves a tale from them of how the Soviet Union operated, and how it collapsed. His thesis: Western complicity prevented former Soviet officials from being tried for crimes that would have, like the Nuremberg trials, sent a clear message to the rest of the world that no one should ever attempt their kind of "revolution" again.