Joseph Stalin

The Czars were overall not the kindest to their people however Stalin was probably many times worse. His systematic killing of political opponents and undesirables made him one of the biggest mass murderers of all time. More people died under Stalin than under Hitler.

Well under Marx's theory really nothing changes from slave owning to feudal society, you still have two different classes which there are haves and have nots. the technologies of the time may change but the social relations of the classes do not change because there is still haves and have nots. Under Marx all societies even in modern today have this dramatic difference the only time it didn't was under tribal society where the progress of the "tribe" was more important than the benefit of a single person or class.

Vladimir Ilyich Lenin was preserved (mummified) after his death.

Some time after that, he was relocated to the famous black mausoleum in Red Square, Moscow, just outside the north west wall of the Kremlin.

There are great efforts taken to continue the preservation of Comrade Lenins earthly remains prompting many to think that there may not be very much of his actual human body left, it being mostly morticians putty these days.

However, with the subdued lighting inside the mausoleum which is all focussed on Comrade Lenin, the mausoleum being closed off to all sources of natural light, and the rapid pace at which you are marched around the viewing area, he appears to be just laying down for a bit of a rest.

As Stalion was a died in the wool communist, I should say that he had no thoughts at all about Christ. There was only Communism which was ther center of his whole life, there was no room for religion.

He used it to control what the people in Germany would hear and learn about. His goal was to make everyone think what he wanted them to, so he would be in complete control of them. He accomplished this buy burning most of the old school books and replacing them with his own Nazi school books that taught kids to hate Jewish people for example, and that the Germans were the master race. He also used the Hitler Youth to make kids loyal to Hitler from a young age, and this type of group went all the way up to college students.

Defenitions might resolve that question. He was not in the sense of a personal killer like Dahmer or Ted Bundy. He was not a Nighstalker, a Green River Killer or anything like that. He was responsible for deaths counted in the millions, just as Hitler was.

Region: Caucasus. Birthplace: Gory, Georgia.

Joseph Stalin was known as the ''man with the burning eyes'' because of his yellow eye colour. He had arched eyebrows and was 174 CM tall as shown in his police photo file from 1911. He had a pointed nose and in his youth he had a shock of hair which was light of colour (reddish-brown) but got darker as he aged. Also his face had noticeable pockmarks. He had a withered left hand which got caused by a childhood accident. When younger he wore a long coat with a fedora and black leather boots, as he grew older he switched to the semi-military tunic with military boots.

he wanted to take over germany, showing no mercy

Joseph Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union prior to World War II. He initially supported the Axis powers, but when Stalin predicted the defeat of the Axis powers, he attempted to join the Allies power and end connections of the Axis. Stalin initially was a supporter of the Axis Powers but after Hitler ordered and carried out the invasion of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin joined the Allied Forces.

The answer is Turkey. The 1936 Montreux Convention establishes it as an International Shipping Lane with Turkey retaining the right to restrict Naval Traffic to Non-Black Sea nations.

About Josef He was his mother's fourth child to be born in less than four years. ... Stalin was the supreme ruler of the Soviet Union for a quarter of a century. Joseph Stalinwas born in Gori, Georgia on 21st December, 1879. Stalindied on March 5. Josef Stalin was named among the greatest Russians ever to have lived. Like Hitler, Stalin is credited with the death and suffering of tens of millions of people - most of them innocent Russian citizens. ... The man who turned the Soviet Union from a backward country into a world superpower at unimaginable human cost. ... Why did Josef Stalin encourage the Western Allies to invade Western Europe as soon as possible? Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili was Josef Stalin's real name.His father was a cobbler. He never graduated, Stalin died of a stroke on 5 March 1953. He used fear to rule His communist rule was contagious during his reign, spreading to a total 11 countries before his death. Stalin died and his body was placed next Lenin's in Red Square in Moscow.

Yes, most all of Stalin's biographers note that Stalin's father beat both Stalin and Stalin's mother.

The most major reason was simply to make sure there was no chance of a revolution or revolt of any sort.

Stalin constantly made sure threats were eliminated.

he German-Soviet Union nonaggression pact allowed Nazi Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union to take over the lands they lost during World War I without facing the threat of each other's conquest. The two Axis powers pursued western and eastern European nations, respectively. Germany first invaded western Poland, beginning the conquest and the second world war, and the Soviet Union followed Germany's lead, aggressively taking control of eastern Poland.

Stalin's father focused and intensified Stalin's Marxist revolutionary beliefs but not directly. His father had been a cobbler whose business went bad and went to work for a local shoe factory. This is classic Marxian theory where the individual artisan becomes a simple factory worker because of capitalism.

In an article Stalin wrote decrying capitalism, he used as an example a successful cobbler who was put out business by the competition of a local shoe factory. The cobbler then went to work in the very factory that had put him out of business. Stalin points out that that cobbler now had aspects of a proletarian.

The cobbler is obviously his father. Stalin used him to show the evils of capitalism. Stalin felt his father had been put out of business not by any lack of skill, but because of the forces of capitalism.

Stalin's father became a drunk who neglected his family obligations eventually abandoning them. Stalin became a dedicated Marxist early in life, partly because he saw that what had happened to his father was exactly what Karl Marx had said capitalism would do.

Stalin urged the North Koreans to invade South Korea. Result: The Korean War (1950-1953). Stalin died in 1953.

Stalin's brand of Communism is commonly referred to as Stalinism.

Hitler wasn't overthrown, he resigned when asked politely by the English. He couldn't face the shame that he himself had created, so he killed himself. The Russians and Americans were kind of mad that the English were all wheely-dealy with der Fuhrer, so they destroyed Berlin, ending the war on an unnecessary spree of violence!

Answer this question…Farmers who resisted collective farming were sent to forced labor camps.

By killing his political enemies and enslaving the Russian people, and for dominating Eastern Europe & playing his part in the Cold War. Apart from that I'm sure his mother loved him.......

Stalin had no designated period of rule. He gained power by slowly pushing other figures out out of the picture one by one. Stalin gained a lead role in Soviet politics in 1924 at the death of Vladimir Lenin. However, it wasn't until the time period of 1928-1932 he gained full control of the USSR.

He lost control at his death, in 1953.

Lenin was a great political leader working for the greater good of the workers of Russia, and Stalin was an autocratic dictator who exploited Russia's workers for his own good.

The relationship between them was that Stalin worked under Lenin, and when Lenin died, and Stalin seized power over Russia, even though Lenin had specifically stated that Trotsky should succeed him, Stalin tried to associate himself with the well loved Lenin in order to create an image of himself that differed from his true anti-Marxist intentions.

Yes. It was founded in 1917 soon after the Bolshevik Revolution and for most of the period 1917-1926 it was headed by Felix Dzherzhinsky. It had various various names and from 1954 till the collapse of the USSR in 1991 it was referred to as the KGB.