Who did Joseph Stalin committed genocide on?

Answer 1

Josef Stalin died on march 5,1953.After Stalin's stroke,Lavrentiy Beria claimed to have poisoned Stalin, aborting a final purge of Old Bolsheviks Anastas Mikoyan and Vyacheslav Molotov for which Stalin had been laying the groundwork in the year prior to his death. He announced triumphantly to the Politburo that he had "saved [us] all" (according to Molotov's memoirs). Evidence of the murder of Stalin by Beria associates was presented by Edvard Radzinsky in his biography Stalin. It has been suggested that warfarin was used; it would have produced the symptoms reported.

Answer 2

Stalin was paranoid, and he not only killed his actual enemies, but also killed many other people whom he feared might secretly be his enemies, and those whom he suspected might potentially become his enemies, or enemies of the Soviet state which he ruled. During the reign of Stalin, no one in the USSR or its satellite states was safe. And even Leo Trotsky, one of the founders of the Soviet state, was hunted down and killed in Mexico, by agents of Stalin.

Answer 3

Every one who was against his rule. This included 3 to 60 million people. People he deported to prison camps to people he just executed because of their beliefs.

Answer 4

The Ukrainians, specifically the farming class known as the kulaks