Ivanovo, 95, 444
Japan:
in Anti-Comintern Pact, 355–57, 539, 557, 581–82, 667, 677
in border clashes with Soviets, 456–57, 535–40, 547, 557, 562, 597, 644, 650, 667–70, 677, 683, 726, 755, 902
British relations with, 653
China war of, 321, 330, 359, 364, 457–59, 460, 530, 533, 536, 539, 557, 597, 667, 677, 743–44, 793, 805
as common enemy of Britain and USSR, 168
expansionism of, 88, 129, 145, 168, 239, 277, 298–99, 581, 675
German relations with, 650
Germany’s sharing of intelligence with, 485
limited resources of, 833
Manchuria occupied by, 83–84, 88;
Poland’s offers of cooperation with, 93, 597
as possible German ally in attack on USSR, 534
proposed Chinese alliance with, 233
and proposed German military pact, 539, 632, 633–34, 639–40, 646, 653
in search for allies, 196
Soviet accusations of espionage by, 487
Soviet Far East seizure as goal of, 90, 92, 501
in Soviet neutrality pact, 852
Soviet offers of nonaggression pact rebuffed by, 90, 114
Soviet relations with, 83, 239–40, 243, 650, 665, 793–94, 796–97, 811, 851–52
Soviet war seen as inevitable by, 89–90, 91, 92, 98, 125, 597
Stalin’s avoidance of provocations of, 530
Stalin’s expectation of war with, 125, 143, 287, 456, 536
Stalin’s military buildup provoked by, 91
in Tripartite Pact,
Japan, Sea of, 702
Japanese Army:
failed putsch in, 287
Munich Pact and, 574
troop strength of, 112
Japanese intelligence, 597
anti-Soviet operations of, 526–27
German attack on USSR discounted by, 882
Germany’s sharing of intelligence with, 485, 533
Lyushkov defection and, 532, 533–34
Red Army underestimated by, 668
Stalin’s antispy campaign as windfall for, 527, 532–33
Japanese Korean Army, 531, 536
Javakhishvili, Mikheil, 512, 513, 517
Jelagin, Juri, 422, 472, 476, 593
Jews:
alleged international conspiracy of, 430, 589, 597
expelled from NKVD, 522
forced to wear Star of David, 736
Hitler’s desire for annihilation of, 835
Kristallnacht attacks on, 598
Polish, 687–88
Ukrainian pogroms against, 690
in Vienna, 560
Jodl, Alfred, 685, 784, 785, 791, 815, 824, 838, 900
Johnson Act (1934), 167
Jughashvili, Besarion “Beso,” 3, 154
Jughashvili, Galina, 523
Jughashvili, Yakov, 3, 108, 270, 272–73, 388, 523, 526, 860
attempted suicide of, 250
Jughashvili, Yevgeny, 523
justice system, Soviet, 176, 190
Kaganovich, Lazar:
appointed transport commissar, 225
as Central Committee secretary, 500
eulogy for Nadya delivered by, 112
famine and, 100, 122–23
at February 1937 plenum, 388, 394
grain procurements and, 180
“hidden enemies” campaign resisted by, 324, 325
as inner circle member, 180, 205, 215, 386, 393, 500, 526
as key to survival of Stalin dictatorship, 69
Kirov murder and, 205, 206
Molotov’s rivalry with, 66, 262
NKVD mass arrests sabotaged by, 500
Orjonikidze’s friendship with, 386, 500
party apparatus run by, 325, 518–19
and proposed replacement of Rykov, 55
regional party arrests and, 444
Stalin’s breaking of, 386, 709
Stalin’s correspondence with, 81, 82, 84, 98, 100, 102–3, 136, 140–41, 178, 180, 182, 184, 189, 263, 264, 266–67, 268–69, 313, 324, 332, 333, 338, 342
on Stalin’s darkening mind-set, 491
Stalin’s mealtime meetings with, 211, 225
Stalin’s relationship with, 237
Stalin’s toast to, 694
as Stalin’s top party deputy, 65–66, 82
Trotskyite-Zinovievite trial and, 331
Tukhachevsky trial and, 423
workers’ strikes and, 95
on Yezhov’s appointment as NKVD head, 345
Kalinin, Mikhail, 7, 49, 75, 145, 193, 205, 227, 269, 292, 308, 563, 801, 908
Kamenev, Lev, 22, 104, 105, 229, 253, 387, 437, 467
alleged involvement in Kirov murder of, 210–11, 212, 213, 232–33, 236–37
Bukharin’s meeting with, 12
as defendant in Trotskyite-Zinovievite trial, 331
execution of, 333, 376, 602
imprisonment of, 325
internal exile of, 107
interrogation of, 332
Kaganovich’s denunciation of, 324
in Kirov murder trial, 219, 532
Kremlin Affair sentence of, 260
at 17th Party Congress, 156
Stalin’s mercurial relationship with, 228, 236–37, 332–33
Trotskyite-Zinovievite Center testimony of, 319
Kamenev, Sergei, 420
Kaminsky, Grigory (Gofman), 510–11
Kandelaki, David, 246, 366, 414, 515
execution of, 700
German rapprochement sought by, 271–72
and German-Soviet political negotiations, 373, 402
in German trade negotiations, 208, 246, 257, 259, 264, 271–72, 279, 291
Stalin’s meetings with, 208–9, 257, 271, 414
Kangxi, emperor of China, 457
Kapitsa, Pyotr, 853
Karaganda camp complex, 497
Karakhan, Lev, 89, 93, 419, 447
Karelia, Soviet, 711, 712, 724, 725, 746, 772
Karelian Isthmus, 710–12, 714, 718, 725, 727, 746, 753
Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic, 753
Kartvelishvili, Lavrenti (Lavrentyev), 81, 82
Kasahara, Yukio, 78, 89–90, 92
Katyn Forest, slaughter of Polish officers in, 745, 795
Kayurov, Vasily, 103–4
Kazakh autonomous republic, 117
death toll in, 127
deported kulaks in, 76