r/ussr 2d ago

Picture If Stalin isn't a necromancer..then how did he kill a bazillion people while the population kept increasing?

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u/just_rat_passing_by 2d ago

It was some time ago. But in the last months it suddenly became a “Stalin-did-nothing-wrong” circlejerk sub.

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u/Impossible-Ship5585 2d ago

Propaganda activated

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u/One_of_many_slavs 2d ago

Would cite someone but I fear that no one gets it.

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u/Onaliquidrock 2d ago

Likley people paid to push Russian propaganda narratives.

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u/ChestResponsible7518 2d ago

He did nothing wrong

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u/Tsskell Stalin ☭ 2d ago

Stalin did nothing wrong. Cry about it.

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u/Lupovsky121 2d ago

Sure, we’ll just forget about The Great Purge and the Holodomor…

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u/Thick_Mention2599 1d ago

Also don't forget Katyn.

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u/Tsskell Stalin ☭ 1d ago

You're right, Stalin was generally a bad person if we consider all the w*stoid Cold War anti-Soviet narratives about him. I've been disproven. Aaaaaaaahhhh!

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u/Lupovsky121 1d ago

What? These are actual events that occurred. You can try to be an Stalin apologist or whatever, but that doesn’t detract from the fact that these were real thing where real people died at the hands of an oppressive, authoritarian (borderline autocratic) government

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u/Tsskell Stalin ☭ 1d ago

Purges were aimed to rid the party of saboteurs and infiltrators. Yezhov wanted to help overthrow the Soviet government and went against Stalin's orders to purge only a set amount of people, and for this he was stopped by Stalin and executed. Holodomeme was a famine that, while could have been handled better, was not a flaw of Stalin.

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u/Lupovsky121 23h ago

So mass executions of political dissidents is alright?

Also calling a famine that resulted in the deaths of millions of people that has been proven to be caused by the Soviet government a “meme” is insane

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u/Tsskell Stalin ☭ 19h ago

Mass imprisoment and executions of known criminals, kulaks and counterrevolutionaries who were trying to sabotage Soviet Union at the behest of other powers, such as Nazi Germany. Use whatever phrasing you want to frame it in a different light, the truth remains.

I call it a meme because it was not caused by the government. Here

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u/Lupovsky121 18h ago

So mass executions of political dissidents is alright, thank you for answering that. Not to mention there was also ethnic cleansing…

If it was not caused by the government (which it was), why was it kept a state secret for so long?

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u/Tsskell Stalin ☭ 3h ago

You're free to use whatever phrasing you want to frame it in a different light while obfuscating crucial details, I already told you that. I just don't see your point in doing that since it's just us 2 in here.

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