Did Stalin start World War 1?

Answer 1

The World War was formally and openly declared in 1897, with the publication of a 5-vol. text with maps in 5 languages by Ivan S. Blyokh. He was the head of the private planning directorate for the ( 20th ) century of permanent warfare which was declared to Leiba Braunstein ( revolutionary pseudonym: " Trotsky ", a name taken from that of a Czarist professor who once sheltered him from the police ), by his mentor, Imperial German secreyt service agent, Alexander Helphand ( " Parvus " ). See General JFC Fuller. This war was intended completely to subjugate the whole world. The policy of war without an end, has in fact proved so useful, that the century of permawar is being extended with an open option into the future. Its progress is regularly reviewed, with corrections and elaborations further to guide it, are made to it from time to time. It has 7 known phases with a dry run in South Africa, 1899-1902. They are as follows: 1909-1919; 1939-1949; 1969-1979; 1999-2019; 2039-2059; with 2 to follow at 20-year intervals, if enough people are left alive to endure it. from - The Eye of the Future

Answer 2

Germany attacked the Soviet Union thereby forcing it into World War 2. Stalin had tried to stay out of WW2, but when Germany attacked, Stalin was forced to defend the country.

Answer 3

No, he had no political power or influence over the governments