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Stalin was one of the worst murderers in the history of the world.  He starved to death perhaps 20 million Ukrainians.  He conducted the Great Purge from 1934 to 1939, in which he executed all opponents.  He established youth groups to brainwash other youths in how great Stalin was, and how great communism was.  He persecuted all religious groups and destroyed houses of worship.  He controlled the press.

Stalin was one of the worst murderers in the history of the world.  He starved to death perhaps 20 million Ukrainians.  He conducted the Great Purge from 1934 to 1939, in which he executed all opponents.  He established youth groups to brainwash other youths in how great Stalin was, and how great communism was.  He persecuted all religious groups and destroyed houses of worship.  He controlled the press.

Stalin had women work in factories just like men, in addition to the women’s chores of homemaking and raising children.  Stalin converted all schools into instruments of propaganda to teach students to love communism and worship the state.  Abortion skyrocketed in Russia at rates many times the rest of the world.  Alcoholism was rampant also.

Stalin had women work in factories just like men, in addition to the women’s chores of homemaking and raising children.  Stalin converted all schools into instruments of propaganda to teach students to love communism and worship the state.  [[Abortion]] skyrocketed in Russia at rates many times the rest of the world.  Alcoholism was rampant also.

Stalin continued to industrialize the Soviet Union (formerly Russia but now including surrounding “soviets” also).  He established a command economy whereby the government made all economic decisions.  Under such a regime, shortages became widespread and people have to wait in line for hours to obtain basic necessities.  Stalin announced a Five-Year Plan to try to increase production of industrial items like electricity, oil, steel and coal.  This was a failure, although production did increase a bit.  Then Stalin tried a second Five-Year Plan to make up for the failure of the first one.

Stalin continued to industrialize the Soviet Union (formerly Russia but now including surrounding “soviets” also).  He established a command economy whereby the government made all economic decisions.  Under such a regime, shortages became widespread and people have to wait in line for hours to obtain basic necessities.  Stalin announced a Five-Year Plan to try to increase production of industrial items like electricity, oil, steel and coal.  This was a failure, although production did increase a bit.  Then Stalin tried a second Five-Year Plan to make up for the failure of the first one.