The hunt for the Bear - about one of the assassinations of Stalin
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During the reign of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin, several major attempts were made on the life of the Soviet leader. So, in 1931, the agent of British intelligence was trying to shoot him, in 1933 - Stalin almost died on a mined bridge, and in 1935 - he almost fell victim to an internal party plot. None of these attempts was crowned with success, largely due to the highest level of protection and security of the Soviet leader.
However, the authors of the release of the program “Not a Fact” were interested in another sabotage operation codenamed “Bear”, which was carefully developed in 1938 year. Her goal was the liquidation of Stalin in Matseste, in one of the residences of the head of state, where he took healing baths.
The whole operation to assassinate Stalin should have taken less than a minute. The plan of operation was developed and rehearsed so thoroughly that nine out of ten trainings ended successfully. The organizers of this attempt did not scare at all that Stalin was guarded with a vengeance.
Is it true that Japanese intelligence stood behind another attempt to eliminate Stalin? Was a senior NKVD official involved in the murder? Is it true that the attempt on the life of the leader prevented a war in the Far East?
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