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人生在世,谁能不死?但平民百姓之死与叱咤风云的历史人物之死,毕竟不可同日而语。而已故的前苏联历届领导人中,又以斯大林之死最耐人寻味。毫无疑问,斯大林生前手中握有至高无上的权力,他的一句话可以决定人们的生死荣辱,甚至他的某个眼神也会使身边的“战友”不寒而栗。迟暮之年,斯大林的多疑已发展到了不可收拾的地步,临终前不久,更出现了躁狂性恐惧症。用餐时,某一道菜如果没有人当他的面亲自品尝,他是决不去动的。那些多年来侍奉左右、忠心耿耿的人,他一个也信不过。身边那两个人们熟知的最恭顺的人物——波斯克列贝舍夫和弗拉西克均被解职并送进监狱。
Who can not die in life? But the death of ordinary people and the demise of historical figures, after all, can not be the same. Among the deceased leaders of the former Soviet Union, Stalin’s death was most intriguing. There is no doubt that Stalin holds the supremacy of power in his lifetime and his words can determine people’s honor and disgrace. Even one of his eyes will shudder his “comrades in arms.” In the twilight years, Stalin’s suspiciousness has developed beyond its control. Shortly before his death, manic phobia has emerged. When dining, a dish if no one when his face to taste, he will never move. Those who serve for many years, loyal, he can not believe one. The two most well-known people around him, Persklebeshev and Vladimir, were both dismissed and sent to prison.