Ilya Whrenburg Says Stalin Delayed Counter-attack,

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The Daily Worker of 24th Jan. 1963. reported Ilya Zhrenburg, Litself under fire for supporting “artistic freedom" views, ac saying? "Stalin kept putting off a counter-attack against the Nazi army at the gates of Moscow in 1942 until warned that the city would be levelled by heavy artillery-" Writing in the monthly journal of the Soviet Writers' Union, he says that he wag told of Stalin's indecision by Marshal Zhukov, one of the Soviet Union's outstanding World War Tyo leaders, Zimkov himself was disgraced shortly after he sided with Krushchov in the latter's fight against the so-called anti-party group. (The text of the Krushchev speech at the 5,4,D. Congress arrived too inte for inclusion in this edition. Editorial Note,