Socialism in one country was a big lie. Stalin did spread the revolution, starting by invading Poland
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Template:KaiserKlausMouse: How the hell can anyone like this psychopath, he killed millions of people and even people of his own party.
Template:Proletarian Banner:If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks. He was elected three times by party members and the CIA even admitted he was not a dictator.
Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership by the Central Intelligence Agency: https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP80-00810A006000360009-0.pdf?fbclid=IwAR28x5c-GTROxLQT-ZBoTPkTupCV3t1B7qJQNTWVb91qbfHt1nbWhUA_CTU
The CPSU in a Soviet Election Campaign by Ronald J. Hill https://www.docdroid.net/25FEQ8G/the-cpsu-in-a-soviet-election-campaign-pdf
Stalin and the Struggle for Democratic Reform (Part One) by Grover Furr: https://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/clogic/article/view/191861/188830
https://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/clogic/article/view/191862/188831Comments
Now, on the Holodomor Famine, developing countries have famines normally, the Soviet Union was a developing country during the thirties and famines were common in Ukraine before the Soviet Union, once collectivization was achieved in full, Stalin had effectively ended famines after '47.
New Sources and Old Narratives - Roundtable on Soviet Famines by Arch Getty https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/contemporary-european-history/article/new-sources-and-old-narratives/AEF7CAE70399A58F42A4F2414400E573
Looking at what these new sources suggest, it seems that some things do not fit the Holodomor narrative regarding Stalin’s intentions. In the special folders we find, for example, secret Stalin orders during the famine to reduce grain exports, to reduce grain exactions or to return seed grain to villages.
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Starting in 1930 the Politburo was worried about the demographic results of this 1914–21 catastrophe. They were eager to know how many young men would be available for military service in various years in the 1930s, and they repeatedly demanded detailed reports on the matter. Given this concern, it is not clear why Stalin would want to starve to death so many prospective soldiers at this precise time. Deliberately starving Ukraine does not easily fit the concern for maintaining the army.
Fraud, Famine and Fascism; The Ukrainian Genocide Myth from Hitler to Harvard by Douglas Tottle https://www.pdfdrive.com/fraud-famine-and-fascism-the-ukrainian-genocide-myth-from-hitler-to-harvard-e164648506.html
CONSOLIDATED LIST OF DOCUMENTS GARF, RGAE, RGASPI, CA FSB RUSSIA ON THE TOPIC “HUNGER IN THE USSR. 1930 - 1934 by Historical Documentation Department of Russia (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia) https://idd.mid.ru/-/svodnyj-perecen-dokumentov-garf-rgae-rgaspi-ca-fsb-rossii-po-teme-golod-v-sssr-1930-1934-gg-#_Toc207687957 Note: Includes documents on sending food aid to Ukraine
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Hoffmann Cringe, the only good thing he did was fight nazis, besides that Stalin was a total psychopath who should be killed.