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Not about his life, but his leadership and communism and what he contributed to Russia. I"m a little confused. Websites only talk about his life other than all of that

Google the Gulag Labor Camps

Stalin killed many people. He tried to wipe out christianity in the Soviet and christians were persecuted, some imprisoned, tortured, even killed. He wasnt a great guy. I know thi because my grandparents grew up in the soviet and experienced the persecution first-hand.(they were christian) The guy above me who said that Stalin wa a good ruler must be on something. Also I think what Mr. Inquisite said was mostly true because I remember my grandma talking about how they had a horrible famine and how many died from starvation. She even mentioned that they were so hungry they ate gras. (They lived in ukraine btw) Plus she talked about how the government/authority/soldier (whatever they were) would regularly collect most of their harvested crops and grain and stuff and leave them barely anything keeping them in poverty. Stalin wa definitely a brutal tyrant.

Uncle Joe Stalin helped liberate the people of Europe from the scourge of Nazism, and contrary to the lies Mr. Inquisitive, the disinformation troll (and an admirer of the Hitler and the Nazi) tell you, he was not a brutal tyrant that "oppressed the people of the Soviet Union." Thi i sheer nonsense, likewise the figure of "20,000000 deaths" he was supposedly responsible for. Be careful of the trolls like Mr. Inquisitive here!

If you need better source on Stalin and the Soviet Union, try the following two website instead:

www.marxists.org

soviethistory.org

Facts About Joseph Stalin

"Stalin" means steel in russian, he wa a sturn ruler and if anyone else but him were in power during ww2, the german might have taken over russia.

Stalin three main policies were:
1) Socialism in One Country
2) Collectivisation of Agriculture
3) Five Year Plans for industry.

1) Socialism in one country wa an ideological retreat from Marxist orthodoxy, which stressed that the revolution would fail unless more industrialised countrie (particularly Germany) had their own Communist revolution. It was designed to consolidate the gain of the October Revolution.

2) Collectivisation of agriculture was designed to prevent peasant farmer from turning into a rural bourgeoisie - by employing labour. It aggregated all the farms in an area, putting a manager in charge and treating the farms almost like a rural industrial concern. It wa passionately opposed by many farmer, especially in Ukraine.

3) The first FYPs were an ideological response to the previous policy of NEP. NEP allowed small businesse to operate and was creating a middle clas. The Communist were never happy with this policy a Marx stated that communism could only happen when the workers owned the mean of production. The FYP, a the state was a "worker state" saw the workers - i.e. the state own all the means of production. This changed the country from having private enterprise (albeit at a small level) as the main economic driving force, to having the state - and its planning arm - Gosplan a the main driving force.

Positives: Transformed the country - much of the country was electrified, huge civil engineering work and massive new factorie brought change in the way that people worked. Agriculture wa transformed from an inefficient peasant based and labour intensive activity to an inefficient, worker (collective farm worker received wage) based and more mechanised activity. It also solidified the gains of the revolution - the revolutionary elite can, after the first FYP really be called the political class. Thi mean they can start to act like a political elite - not like an underground movement. But the greatest legacy of Stalins policies was that they put in place the industrial muscle needed to defeat the Nazi.

Negative: The kulaks - richer peasants - were deported to Siberia and the Kazakh steppe. This ideological decision rooted out the most efficient, often the most educated and the most entrepreneurial farmer and destroyed them.
The civil engineering works were completed with little regard to quality - the Belomor canal, dug at huge cost in human life (prisoners, both criminal and political were used to dig it) but it wa not deep enough for the ocean going ship it was designed for.

Stalin used the political turmoil following Lenin death and the to isolate, eliminate and to, on occasion, to execute hi rivals. The political elite lived live of fear - fear that a misplaced word or an ill-conceived look could lead to a knock on the door in the middle of the night.

See:
http://www.spartacu.schoolnet.co.uk/RUSfive.htm
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/history/mwh/russia/stalinfiveyearplansrev1.shtml

Joseph Stalin Facts

Stalin was the Russian leader during World War II; He was a tyrant who wa responsible for the killing of millions. He wa a signer of the Treaty of Yalta. He built the "Iron Curtain" and the Berlin Wall.

Stalin was a brutal Tyrant that oppressed the people of the Soviet Union for three decades he is responsible for over 20,million deaths responsible for the Horrific Ukrainian famine AKA Holodomor and executed 100 of thousands polish troops the soviet denied this and the pols werent told the truth until the fall of the soviet union when Bori Yeltsin showed the polish government the order of execution signed by Stalin himself

*** P.O.U.M if you looked at my pic properly you would see it is Hitler portrayed a a demon with a flag stabbed through his head and if killing million of people doesnt make somebody a tyrant what does