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What did Stalin intruct his people to do when German invaded rissia?
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Do Ecuadorians come from German race?
Ecuador was invaded by Spain for more years than Germany invaded Ecuador, Ecuadorian people who have long faces and are tall and have a big forehead are kwn to be really intelligent, and tend to come from German decency.
Why did people suffer under Joseph Stalin's rule?
People suffered because of Stalin's ruthless punishments. Stalin held mass executions and had hard labor camps for various reasons including: -If you were Jewish -If you were a Kulak who refused to cooperate with collectivisation -If you expressed opposition to his regime in any way. -If you fell into German controlled USSR territory during WW2 and supported or helped the German military in any way. -If you were a Soviet soldier who surrenderred.
What were the differences in what Hitler and Stalin believed in?
Stalin vs HitlerTHE JEWS- Many communist leaders were Jewish and the Germanys hated Jews. Socialist parties wer formed mainly to oppose communism
Did Joseph Stalin gain power in the Soviet Union?
Yes, Joseph Stalin did in fact gain power in the soviet Union.He gained a lot of his power after WW2 because he was seen as a hero to the soviet union after the soviets crushed the German military in WW2.
Why was Stalin liked by his people?
Joseph Stalin was a brutal dictator feared by his people.
Why was Joseph Stalin infamous for?
Joseph Stalin was an incredibly infamous man that people were terrified of. Joseph Stalin was a cruel leader who hurt many people.
How many people did Joseph Stalin kill with his terror famine?
Many people are saying that Joseph Stalin killed 20 million people. WRONG.... Stalin killed 42 million people.
Why was The Soviet Union upset with the weastern allies?
They invaded North Africa instead of France.........APEX
Who is eviler Hitler or Stalin?
Stalin may have killed alot of people but, Hitler tried to wipe out the entire jewish race. He killed more than 5 million jewish people and even tried to take over the entire world. When Hitler invaded russia during WWII, Stalin made it clear that he would take the fight back to the fatherland and end the attempt of nazi ruling. Hitler and Stalin were both "evil" in their own persepctive. Hitler is reffered to as much more evil in most accounts, and his motive was also more evil. Stalin was still very ruthless and cruel though. Evil is also a matter of perspective.
Which aspect of Stalin's radio broadcast on July 3 1941 was most important in helping him to achieve his purpose of inspiring the Russian people?
His call to the Russian people to do everything they could to resist the invading German armies
How did Stalin became evil?
*he mass murdered millions, sent thousands of kulaks to death camps, killed anyone in his way to achieve his goals, deported millions, sent thousands of German civilians to work in Siberia* No, Stalin was not evil, and his horrible crimes is mostly falsification or oversizing. For example, most modern historian change sentence "thousand of people was sent to jail for thievery" to "million of people was sent to Death Camps!". Practically, Stalin did his best to help people of Russia. Without his leadership, may not become strong and fend off Germans. And, of course, no German civilians was sent to Siberia. German prisoners of war were sent to jobs on rebuilding nonmilitary facilities, destroyed during German invasion. Of course, most of this facilities are in western part of USSR. I personally lived in Moscow in house, which was built by German POW. It's a good house, may be old, but built well.
Who financed the Russian revolution in 1917?
Lenin and the Bolsheviks were financed in many ways. Some were by contributions from supporters, bank robberies (mainly by Stalin and called "expropriations") and the German government.
