>industrialized Russia >stabilized the entire Soviet Union >Purged all Leon Trotsky warmongering jews >educates Russians >literacy rate at 99% >everyone has work and a roof on their head >ends mass starvations caused by incompetent monarchs >Creates a personality cult around >destroys Nazis even though they killed more than 20 million civilians >skyrockets Russia from an irrelvant shithole to the worlds strongest nation >establishes the Soviet Union as the legitmate Russian goverment >free healthcare >funds scientists all across the country >is regarded as a lowly peasant from the other nations but doesn't give a fuck >rebuilds all of eastern europe >pushes for the idea of slavic brotherhood >ends imperialism >ends corrupt organized religion >retakes all of Russias former territory
>retakes all of Russias former territory Finland&concessions to Turkey after WWI not regained, pushed Turkey in NATO when tried to get Turkish Armenia. >rebuilds all of eastern europe Nope, it basically was done by based hohol Khrushchev. >ends corrupt organized religion Supported Russian Orthodoxy. After WWII gave them temples of Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Churches and supported "reunification" of it with Russian Church, Western Ukraine had the biggest amount of operating temples in USSR as a result. >funds scientists all across the country not funds, gulags >ends mass starvations caused by incompetent monarchs introduces them either by incompetence or deliberately to exterminate other nations in USSR
Else is relatively correct, but Napoleon was definitely more based.
Joshua Jenkins
>Stalin had left the Soviet Union in an unenviable state when he died. At least 2.5 million people languished in prison and in labor camps, science and the arts had been subjugated to socialist realism, and agriculture productivity on the whole was meager. The country had only one quarter of the livestock it had had in 1928 and in some areas, there were fewer animals than there had been at the start of World War I. Private plots accounted for at least three quarters of meat, dairy, and produce output. Living standards were low and consumer goods scarce. Moscow was also remarkably isolated and friendless on the international stage; Eastern Europe excluding Yugoslavia was held to the Soviet yoke by military occupation and soon after Stalin's death, revolts would break out everywhere. China paid homage to the departed Soviet leader, but held a series of grudges that would soon boil over. The United States had military bases and nuclear-equipped bomber aircraft surrounding the Soviet Union on three sides, and American aircraft regularly overflew Soviet territory on reconnaissance missions and to parachute agents in. Although the Soviet authorities shot down many of these aircraft and captured most of the agents dropped onto their soil, the psychological effect was immense.
>American fears of Soviet military and especially nuclear capabilities were strong and heavily exaggerated; Moscow's only heavy bomber, the Tu-4, was a direct clone of the B-29 and had no way to get to the United States except on a one way suicide mission and the Soviet nuclear arsenal contained only a handful of weapons.
Gabriel Cruz
>based hohol Khrushchev бэйзeд кyкхoл хpyщёв пo вceй eвpoпe oтcpoил тo, чтo ты accoцииpyeшь c coвкoм и дeпpeccиeй, дypaчoк caмoe бoльшoe и кpacивoe здaниe в пoльшe к пpимepy былo cпpoeктиpoвaнo и нaчaтa пocтpoйкa пpи cтaлинe
