Grover Furr

Professor Grover Furr is a faculty member in the Department of English at Montclair State University (College of Humanities and Social Sciences). He specializes in Medieval English Literature and has expanded his research to include Soviet history during Stalin's era. He holds degrees from McGill University (BA), and Princeton University (MA, PhD).

His teaching extends beyond English to interdisciplinary programs, including courses in the Journalism Minor and Honors Program. Research interests include medieval literature, world literature, and Soviet history, with a focus on defending Stalin's historical record against revisionist narratives.

His scholarship challenges mainstream historiography, particularly regarding Soviet governance and Stalin's policies. Key works include analyses of the Katyn Massacre, Trotsky's collaboration with Nazi Germany, and refutations of anti-Stalinist tropes. His publications span books, articles, and international translations, reflecting his global academic influence.

Though no formal awards are listed, his extensive publications and international engagements highlight his contributions to historical discourse. His work remains controversial yet pivotal in debates over Soviet history and Marxist theory.