Historical Association Film: Stalin - Interpretations and Legacy
The Historical Association
Apply NowCurious how Stalin’s image has shifted—and why it still matters today? Watch Professor James Harris unpack changing interpretations, explore Stalin’s ongoing influence in Soviet and Russian politics, and sharpen your historical analysis with an expert-led online film for secondary learners.
This Historical Association film features Professor James Harris of the University of Leeds discussing how interpretations of Stalin have changed over time. The talk focuses on Stalin’s continuing influence in Soviet and Russian political life, and considers why his legacy is repeatedly invoked in different political and economic contexts.
The resource is aimed at members of the Historical Association’s secondary community and is hosted as an online film. It is intended as a teaching and learning resource for those involved in secondary history education, with access available to members through sign-in or by joining the association.
Professor James Harris
- Free for Secondary HA Members
- HA members can sign in to access the content
- Non-members can join the HA to access the resource
This resource is free for Secondary HA Members. Non-members are directed to join the Historical Association to access the content; Secondary membership is from £37 per year.
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