here in brazil we have a lot of statues of ex-presidents like Juscelino Kubistchek, João Goularte, and even Getúlio Vargas, who was a semi-fascist

Stalin was against cult of personality too

Burning but fax

Thats a good way to see the history

Да здравствует Великий Сталин!!! 🇧🇷🚩

Based as fuck.

Long live tovarisch Stalin

Glory to Stalin ❤

It's his birthday

@@thechekist2044 but he still dead :(

@@Nadia-vb9fw he is remembered for his sacrifice

Glory to comrade Stalin! Above the banner of Marx-Engels-Lenin-Stalin-Hoxha!

​@@shadowfiendmapper Down with revisionism ✊️✊️

Have you considered that at least some of these were genuine praise?

Khrushchev’s report at the 20th Congress of the CPSU was not aimed at “fighting the cult of personality,” no. It's much deeper. In his speech, Khrushchev stated that it was necessary to reconsider the history of the civil war and the great responsible war. That is, to actually rewrite history, that is, to conduct an audit. This was a direct statement that counter-revolutionaries, supporters of Trotsky, came to power in the USSR and planned to carry out the restoration of capitalism in the USSR. And they accomplished this and divided the property by 1991.

You're right about one thing, Stalin wouldn't tear down the wall because, as any German could tell you, "unter Stalin gab es keine mauer." I'll tell you why Gorbachev, and similarly, Brezhnev, Khrushchev and Co. are hated. That is because they set about the restoration of capitalism in the Soviet Union, began the Russification of non-Russian nationalities, and, in fact, overturned the democracy that had existed during the Stalin era. What did Khrushchev do when a section of the CPSU wanted to remove him? He used the Army to crush them. There is a reason why Stalin is revered - industrialisation, smashing fascism, building socialism, the consolidation of democracy - nearly all of which would be undone by Khrushchev and those who came after him.

"Saved the Soviet Union with "Glasnost" and Perestroika" ahahahhahahahahahaa. "Glasnost" and Perestroika destroyed the Soviet Union, and brought misery on a ideological, cultural and economic level to millions of people. Why should anyone praise Gorbachev for bringing misery and one of the biggest death rate in peace time to the Soviet people? And "Glasnost" was admitted by it's architect Alexander Yakovlev that "Glasnost" purpose was to destroy the Soviet state by attacking the ideology and historiography of Marxism-Leninism and the Soviet Union, and by his own words "totalitarian party discipline, while hiding behind the interests of improving socialism". "After the 20th Congress, in the ultra-narrow circle of our closest friends and like-minded people, we often discussed the problems of democratization of the country and society. They chose a method as simple as a sledgehammer to propagate the "ideas" of the late Lenin. It was necessary to clearly, clearly and distinctly isolate the phenomenon of Bolshevism, separating it from the Marxism of the last century. That is why they tirelessly talked about the "genius" of late Lenin, about the need to return to Lenin's "plan for the construction of socialism" through cooperation, through state capitalism, and so on. A group of real, not imaginary, reformers developed (orally, of course) the following plan: to strike at Stalin, at Stalinism, with Lenin's authority. And then, in case of success, Plekhanov and Social Democracy beat Lenin, liberalism and "moral socialism" beat revolutionaryism in general. A new round of exposure of the "cult of personality of Stalin" began. But not with an emotional outcry, as Khrushchev did, but with a clear implication: the criminal is not only Stalin, but the system itself is criminal". "The Soviet totalitarian regime could only be destroyed through glasnost and the totalitarian discipline of the party, while hiding behind the interests of improving socialism". "In retrospect, I can proudly say that the clever but very simple tactic - the mechanisms of totalitarianism against the system of totalitarianism - worked". All quotes from Alexander Yakovlev in the introduction of "The black book of communism" Russian edition

@@pairtineach1917 But Gorbachev also increased industrialization, was devoutly anti-fascist, claimed to be a Communist, and part of Glasnost and Perestroika was Democracy itself. If Gorbachev did similar things to Stalin, why isn't he revered? He actually cared about his people. Stalin killed twenty million Soviet citizens. Gorbachev killed ZERO.

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если так хочется поязвить и повыпендриваться, поскольку видимо больше нечем заняться, то выбери другую тему чтобы так не лажаться. Ни ютюб ни интернет ни смартфоны не были придуманы американцами. Не потому что я силой, обманом, шантажом или просто выкупом что-то заполучу то это принадлежит мне. Так что расслабься.