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Stalin was a Dictator. His government was a Communist-style government.
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Who was the leader for russia in world war 2?
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Who did htiler spilt Poland with?
Josef Stalin
What was josef stalin's middle name?
Vissarionovich.
What means man of steel in russian?
Stalin, which is why Josef Stalin took it as his last name.
Leader of USSR in 1939?
- (1964) - 1982: Leonid Brezniev; - 1982 - 1984: Yuri Andropov; - 1984 - 85: Constantin Tshernyenko; - 1985 - (1991...?): Michail Ghorbatchov
What is josef Stalin?
the answer is not who but what. Josef Stalin was the totalitarian ruler of Russia
What kind of music did Josef Stalin listen to?
punk rock
What are the release dates for Biography - 1961 Josef Stalin?
Biography - 1961 Josef Stalin was released on: USA: 1962
What kind of cigarettes did josef Stalin smoke?
He used to break tobacco out of cigarettes "Gertsegovina Flor" and use it in his pipe.
What is Josef Stalin's nationality?
Georgian
Who led the communists?
Josef Stalin
Was Josef Stalin in Skull and Bones?
No.
Who created The Purge?
Josef Stalin
Who was the leader for russia in world war 2?
Josef StalinJosef StalinJosef Stalin.
Did Joseph Stalin like war?
I believe Josef Stalin loved war. He was ruthless when he fought against the Germans. He was a killer of his own people. He showed little remorse or grief over his 10 million people who were killed, but he really enjoyed seeing the Germans punished and stealing the Eastern European countries for himself. See related information about the type of ruler Josef Stalin was.
What was Stalin in World War 2?
Josef Stalin was the leader of the USSR in ww2
What movie and television projects has Semyon Goldshtab been in?
Semyon Goldshtab has: Played Josef Stalin in "Lenin v oktyabre" in 1937. Performed in "Lenin v 1918 godu" in 1939. Played Josef Stalin in "Pervaya konnaya" in 1941. Played Josef Stalin in "Aleksandr Parkhomenko" in 1942. Played Josef Stalin in "Yego zovut Sukhe-Bator" in 1942.
