Stalin often blamed various groups for the problems facing the Soviet Union, particularly targeting the kulaks (wealthy peasants), political dissidents, and foreign enemies. He used these scapegoats to justify his policies, including collectivization and purges, framing them as necessary actions to protect the state. Additionally, he portrayed counter-revolutionaries and Trotskyists as threats to justify repression and consolidate his power. This narrative helped to rally support while diverting attention from the regime's own failures.
Leo Trotsky
My mom BLAMED the Allies! :)
Joseph Stalin
No single country is to blame.
The Jews.
A few names for a person you blame your problems on are scapegoat or victim. In slang: Blame-y.
Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union.
If the blame for the Cold War must fall upon a single person, then that person would definitely be Stalin.
Hitler committed suicide before WW2 ended so he could not blame anyone for the problems after WW2. He did blame the Jews after WW1.
he was from Germany
Stalin was born in Georgia. He later became the leader of the Soviet Union.
Jews