Taking Tea With Stalin

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Taking Tea With Stalin is a drama written by playwright Ronald Harwood.^{[dubious – discuss]}

Harwood presented the fascination of European intellectuals with Soviet Union. George Bernard Shaw with Nancy Astor and Waldorf Astor visit Stalin in Moscow.^[1]

Drama was filmed by Polish Television in 2001 under the title Herbatka u Stalina.^[2]

Characters[]

• Joseph Stalin
• George Bernard Shaw
• Lady Nancy Astor
• Lord Waldorf Astor
• Mrs. Krynin
• Maksim Litvinov
• Genrikh Yagoda
• Thomas Harvey
• Watson

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