Joseph Stalin - Revision history

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	[[File:Teheran conference-1943.png\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin, U.S. President [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], and British Prime Minister [[Winston Churchill]] at the [[Tehran Conference]], November 1943]]		[[File:Teheran conference-1943.png\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin, U.S. President [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], and British Prime Minister [[Winston Churchill]] at the [[Tehran Conference]], November 1943]]
	[[File:Mao, Bulganin, Stalin, Ulbricht Tsedenbal.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin at his 71st birthday celebration with (left to right) [[Mao Zedong]], [[Nikolai Bulganin]], [[Walter Ulbricht]] and [[Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal]]]]		[[File:Mao, Bulganin, Stalin, Ulbricht Tsedenbal.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin at his 71st birthday celebration with (left to right) [[Mao Zedong]], [[Nikolai Bulganin]], [[Walter Ulbricht]] and [[Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal]]]]
	[[Image:Red ~~Holocaust~~ in the Soviet Union.png\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Stalin, [[Trotsky]], [[Lenin]] and [[Lazar Kaganovich\|Kaganovich]] all played a major role in the [[Soviet Union]]'s [[Red ~~Holocaust~~]]. Historical negationism, also called denialism, is falsification or distortion of the historical record, as in the popular [[negation of Stalinist crimes]].]]		[[Image:Red Holohoax in the Soviet Union.png\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Stalin, [[Trotsky]], [[Lenin]] and [[Lazar Kaganovich\|Kaganovich]] all played a major role in the [[Soviet Union]]'s [[Red Holohoax]]. Historical negationism, also called denialism, is falsification or distortion of the historical record, as in the popular [[negation of Stalinist crimes]].]]
	Stalin was born in Gori, [[Georgia (country)\|Georgia]], then part of Russia. Stalin is typically described as of Georgian origin, but rumors claim that he was Ossetian on the paternal side.		Stalin was born in Gori, [[Georgia (country)\|Georgia]], then part of Russia. Stalin is typically described as of Georgian origin, but rumors claim that he was Ossetian on the paternal side.

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	Stalin has often been argued to have been assassinated in 1953. Speculations have included that this was stop a planned anti-Semitic purge and deportation of jews. Thus, it has been stated that in 1953 "the Kremlin ordered the construction of four giant prison camps in Kazakhstan, Siberia and the Arctic north, apparently in preparation for a second great terror -- this time directed at the millions of Soviet citizens of jewish descent."<ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/05/world/new-study-supports-idea-stalin-was-poisoned.html New Study Supports Idea Stalin Was Poisoned]\|author=New York Times\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://mailstar.net/death-of-stalin.html The Death of Stalin: a Coup d'Etat]\|author=Peter Myers\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref>		Stalin has often been argued to have been assassinated in 1953. Speculations have included that this was stop a planned anti-Semitic purge and deportation of jews. Thus, it has been stated that in 1953 "the Kremlin ordered the construction of four giant prison camps in Kazakhstan, Siberia and the Arctic north, apparently in preparation for a second great terror -- this time directed at the millions of Soviet citizens of jewish descent."<ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/05/world/new-study-supports-idea-stalin-was-poisoned.html New Study Supports Idea Stalin Was Poisoned]\|author=New York Times\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://mailstar.net/death-of-stalin.html The Death of Stalin: a Coup d'Etat]\|author=Peter Myers\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref>

	Some [[~~Holocaust~~ revisionists]] have argued that Stalin already before this was responsible for more limited deportations and mass deaths of jews. See [[Soviet deportation of some of the jews allegedly killed during the ~~Holocaust~~ theory]].		Some [[Holohoax revisionists]] have argued that Stalin already before this was responsible for more limited deportations and mass deaths of jews. See [[Soviet deportation of some of the jews allegedly killed during the Holohoax theory]].

	==See also==		==See also==

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	'''Joseph Stalin''' (18 December 1878 – 5 March 1953), born '''Ioseb Dzhugashvili''', was a [[Communist]] leader and from around 1928, Communist dictator of the [[Soviet Union]] and later in practice the dictator of various other Communist-controlled territories.		'''Joseph Stalin''' (18 December 1878 – 5 March 1953), born '''Ioseb Dzhugashvili''', was a [[Communist]] leader and from around 1928, Communist dictator of the [[Soviet Union]] and later in practice the dictator of various other Communist-controlled territories.

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	Aside from the violence in the Soviet Union and Soviet occupied countries, Stalin was also responsible for covertly or overtly inciting, supporting, and controlling large scale communist infiltration, terrorism, and/or revolutionary attempts/preparations in many other countries. Examples include large scale support for Communists and Communist [[Red Terror]] during the [[Spanish Civil War]] and the extensive Communist infiltration in the United States that caused "[[McCarthyism]]".<ref>''[[The Black Book of Communism]]'', "Part II Word Revolution, Civil War, and Terror"</ref>		Aside from the violence in the Soviet Union and Soviet occupied countries, Stalin was also responsible for covertly or overtly inciting, supporting, and controlling large scale communist infiltration, terrorism, and/or revolutionary attempts/preparations in many other countries. Examples include large scale support for Communists and Communist [[Red Terror]] during the [[Spanish Civil War]] and the extensive Communist infiltration in the United States that caused "[[McCarthyism]]".<ref>''[[The Black Book of Communism]]'', "Part II Word Revolution, Civil War, and Terror"</ref>
	==Life==		==Life==
	[[File:Lenin and stalin crop.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin (right) confers with an ailing [[Lenin]] at Gorky in September 1922]]		[[File:Lenin and stalin crop.png\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin (right) confers with an ailing [[Lenin]] at Gorky in September 1922]]
	===Background and early life===		===Background and early life===
	[[File:Teheran conference-1943.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin, U.S. President [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], and British Prime Minister [[Winston Churchill]] at the [[Tehran Conference]], November 1943]]		[[File:Teheran conference-1943.png\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin, U.S. President [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], and British Prime Minister [[Winston Churchill]] at the [[Tehran Conference]], November 1943]]
	[[File:Mao, Bulganin, Stalin, Ulbricht Tsedenbal.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin at his 71st birthday celebration with (left to right) [[Mao Zedong]], [[Nikolai Bulganin]], [[Walter Ulbricht]] and [[Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal]]]]		[[File:Mao, Bulganin, Stalin, Ulbricht Tsedenbal.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|Stalin at his 71st birthday celebration with (left to right) [[Mao Zedong]], [[Nikolai Bulganin]], [[Walter Ulbricht]] and [[Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal]]]]
	[[Image:Red Holocaust in the Soviet Union.png\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Stalin, [[Trotsky]], [[Lenin]] and [[Lazar Kaganovich\|Kaganovich]] all played a major role in the [[Soviet Union]]'s [[Red Holocaust]]. Historical negationism, also called denialism, is falsification or distortion of the historical record, as in the popular [[negation of Stalinist crimes]].]]		[[Image:Red Holocaust in the Soviet Union.png\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Stalin, [[Trotsky]], [[Lenin]] and [[Lazar Kaganovich\|Kaganovich]] all played a major role in the [[Soviet Union]]'s [[Red Holocaust]]. Historical negationism, also called denialism, is falsification or distortion of the historical record, as in the popular [[negation of Stalinist crimes]].]]

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	He had a son, [[Yakov Dzhugashvili]], who Stalin treated with contempt, calling him a weakling after an unsuccessful suicide attempt in the late 1920s; when Jacob was taken prisoner by the Germans during World War II, Stalin refused a German offer to exchange his son.		He had a son, [[Yakov Dzhugashvili]], who Stalin treated with contempt, calling him a weakling after an unsuccessful suicide attempt in the late 1920s; when Jacob was taken prisoner by the Germans during World War II, Stalin refused a German offer to exchange his son.

	After more than 50 years, a letter containing private information about Stalin's personal life is said to show that Stalin had an affair with a ~~Jewish~~ woman and also took care of her child until she died. According to some evidence, Stalin may have even married the woman although officially he was only married twice.<ref>http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3450203,00.html</ref>		After more than 50 years, a letter containing private information about Stalin's personal life is said to show that Stalin had an affair with a jewish woman and also took care of her child until she died. According to some evidence, Stalin may have even married the woman although officially he was only married twice.<ref>http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3450203,00.html</ref>

	In 1917, he participated in the [[October Revolution]]. After [[Lenin]]'s death, Stalin became the winner of the internal Communist power struggle, notably expelling and later killing [[Trotsky]].		In 1917, he participated in the [[October Revolution]]. After [[Lenin]]'s death, Stalin became the winner of the internal Communist power struggle, notably expelling and later killing [[Trotsky]].
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	A more negative view of Stalin has been argued by [[Viktor Suvorov]] and others who have argued that Stalin from the start was planning not defensively but offensively and was always planing to start a new World War of conquest for Communism. This may be associated with views such as Stalin in the beginning secretly supporting the National Socialists (even helping them come to power), with the intention of inciting a devastating war similar to World War I between Germany and other capitalist countries. This would cause the capitalist countries to be greatly weakened, ripe with internal unrest, and then easily conquered by later Communist invasions and internal Communist uprisings. See [[Soviet offensive plans controversy]].		A more negative view of Stalin has been argued by [[Viktor Suvorov]] and others who have argued that Stalin from the start was planning not defensively but offensively and was always planing to start a new World War of conquest for Communism. This may be associated with views such as Stalin in the beginning secretly supporting the National Socialists (even helping them come to power), with the intention of inciting a devastating war similar to World War I between Germany and other capitalist countries. This would cause the capitalist countries to be greatly weakened, ripe with internal unrest, and then easily conquered by later Communist invasions and internal Communist uprisings. See [[Soviet offensive plans controversy]].

	Stalin's relationship to ~~Jews~~ has often been discussed. He has been seen as [[anti-Semitic]] for reasons such as his alliance with Hitler, his campaigns against the ~~Jewish~~ [[Trotsky]] and claimed "[[Trotskyists]]" (many of whom were ~~Jews~~), the [[Great Purge]] that also reduced the [[~~Jewish~~ influence]] (and increased long repressed Russian influence), and argued increasing suspicions of ~~Jewish~~ loyalty and anti-Semitic campaigns in association with the creation of [[Israel]]. On the other hand, he had a son and daughter who married ~~Jews~~, he had important ~~Jewish~~ associates and allies (including against Trotsky), he was himself from a non-Russian ethnic minority and thus likely not a covert Russian fascist, and his argued anti-Semitic actions have been seen as due to general paranoia rather than due to a particular dislike of ~~Jews~~. Supporters of the view that Stalin was always planning for a future World War of conquest have argued that the reduction of ~~Jewish~~ influence (and increase of Russian influence) was done in order to achieve a temporary alliance with Hitler and in order to increase Russian support for the regime during the planned future war.		Stalin's relationship to jews has often been discussed. He has been seen as [[anti-Semitic]] for reasons such as his alliance with Hitler, his campaigns against the jewish [[Trotsky]] and claimed "[[Trotskyists]]" (many of whom were jews), the [[Great Purge]] that also reduced the [[jewish influence]] (and increased long repressed Russian influence), and argued increasing suspicions of jewish loyalty and anti-Semitic campaigns in association with the creation of [[Israel]]. On the other hand, he had a son and daughter who married jews, he had important jewish associates and allies (including against Trotsky), he was himself from a non-Russian ethnic minority and thus likely not a covert Russian fascist, and his argued anti-Semitic actions have been seen as due to general paranoia rather than due to a particular dislike of jews. Supporters of the view that Stalin was always planning for a future World War of conquest have argued that the reduction of jewish influence (and increase of Russian influence) was done in order to achieve a temporary alliance with Hitler and in order to increase Russian support for the regime during the planned future war.

	Stalin is often viewed as having been much worse than [[Lenin]] and [[Trotsky]], despite many of the same problems existing when Lenin and Trotsky were in power (famine and mass starvation, mass executions, labor camps in Siberia, red terror, secret police, and so on). This may be related his argued [[anti-Semitism]] and Stalin, unlike Lenin, on a large scale persecuting fellow Communists. Stalin also instituted some policies that may have been unpopular among leftist historians, such as outlawing [[abortion]] and [[homosexuality]], reducing anti-Christian and anti-religious persecutions during WWII, and favoring [[socialist realism]] in the arts.		Stalin is often viewed as having been much worse than [[Lenin]] and [[Trotsky]], despite many of the same problems existing when Lenin and Trotsky were in power (famine and mass starvation, mass executions, labor camps in Siberia, red terror, secret police, and so on). This may be related his argued [[anti-Semitism]] and Stalin, unlike Lenin, on a large scale persecuting fellow Communists. Stalin also instituted some policies that may have been unpopular among leftist historians, such as outlawing [[abortion]] and [[homosexuality]], reducing anti-Christian and anti-religious persecutions during WWII, and favoring [[socialist realism]] in the arts.

	Stalin has often been argued to have been assassinated in 1953. Speculations have included that this was stop a planned anti-Semitic purge and deportation of ~~Jews~~. Thus, it has been stated that in 1953 "the Kremlin ordered the construction of four giant prison camps in Kazakhstan, Siberia and the Arctic north, apparently in preparation for a second great terror -- this time directed at the millions of Soviet citizens of ~~Jewish~~ descent."<ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/05/world/new-study-supports-idea-stalin-was-poisoned.html New Study Supports Idea Stalin Was Poisoned]\|author=New York Times\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://mailstar.net/death-of-stalin.html The Death of Stalin: a Coup d'Etat]\|author=Peter Myers\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref>		Stalin has often been argued to have been assassinated in 1953. Speculations have included that this was stop a planned anti-Semitic purge and deportation of jews. Thus, it has been stated that in 1953 "the Kremlin ordered the construction of four giant prison camps in Kazakhstan, Siberia and the Arctic north, apparently in preparation for a second great terror -- this time directed at the millions of Soviet citizens of jewish descent."<ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/05/world/new-study-supports-idea-stalin-was-poisoned.html New Study Supports Idea Stalin Was Poisoned]\|author=New York Times\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite news \|title=[http://mailstar.net/death-of-stalin.html The Death of Stalin: a Coup d'Etat]\|author=Peter Myers\|date=1 August 2013}}</ref>

	Some [[Holocaust revisionists]] have argued that Stalin already before this was responsible for more limited deportations and mass deaths of ~~Jews~~. See [[Soviet deportation of some of the ~~Jews~~ allegedly killed during the Holocaust theory]].		Some [[Holocaust revisionists]] have argued that Stalin already before this was responsible for more limited deportations and mass deaths of jews. See [[Soviet deportation of some of the jews allegedly killed during the Holocaust theory]].

	==See also==		==See also==

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	===Alternative views and theories on Stalin===		===Alternative views and theories on Stalin===

	There are various alternative views on Stalin. Groups such as some Communists and some Russian ~~nationalists~~ have sometimes viewed Stalin more positively. An argued achievement is having created a (military) superpower. Critics of this argue that this was only achieved at the price of massive suffering for the population, ranging from the massive use of slave labor to concentrating on "heavy" industry with military applications while giving low priority to "light" industry producing goods useful for the civilian population. Technology was usually lagging (even military technolog) and often stolen from the West (such as nuclear weapons technology). The Soviet Union was endowed with massive natural resources, including massive oil reserves, without which history would likely have been quite different. The environmental damages caused during the Communist era are enormous. Russia was already on a path towards rapid industrialization before the Communists and would likely have achieved more with less suffering and damages without the Communists.		There are various alternative views on Stalin. Groups such as some Communists and some Russian fascists have sometimes viewed Stalin more positively. An argued achievement is having created a (military) superpower. Critics of this argue that this was only achieved at the price of massive suffering for the population, ranging from the massive use of slave labor to concentrating on "heavy" industry with military applications while giving low priority to "light" industry producing goods useful for the civilian population. Technology was usually lagging (even military technolog) and often stolen from the West (such as nuclear weapons technology). The Soviet Union was endowed with massive natural resources, including massive oil reserves, without which history would likely have been quite different. The environmental damages caused during the Communist era are enormous. Russia was already on a path towards rapid industrialization before the Communists and would likely have achieved more with less suffering and damages without the Communists.

	Negative actions by Stalin are sometimes viewed as being necessary and justified in order to create a strong Soviet Union, in order to be able to eventually defeat "[[Nazi Germany]]", which is viewed as having planned to attack and [[genocide]] the Slavs. This ignores that Stalin committed numerous atrocities before [[Hitler]] gained power. Another problem with this view is that Stalin personally had a large responsibility for the early enormous Soviet military defeats, such as by ignoring several warnings of an imminent German attack. Such a view is also dependent on the politically correct views on [[Lebensraum]] and [[subhumans]], which have been criticized. See the articles on these topics.		Negative actions by Stalin are sometimes viewed as being necessary and justified in order to create a strong Soviet Union, in order to be able to eventually defeat "[[Nazi Germany]]", which is viewed as having planned to attack and [[genocide]] the Slavs. This ignores that Stalin committed numerous atrocities before [[Hitler]] gained power. Another problem with this view is that Stalin personally had a large responsibility for the early enormous Soviet military defeats, such as by ignoring several warnings of an imminent German attack. Such a view is also dependent on the politically correct views on [[Lebensraum]] and [[subhumans]], which have been criticized. See the articles on these topics.
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	A more negative view of Stalin has been argued by [[Viktor Suvorov]] and others who have argued that Stalin from the start was planning not defensively but offensively and was always planing to start a new World War of conquest for Communism. This may be associated with views such as Stalin in the beginning secretly supporting the National Socialists (even helping them come to power), with the intention of inciting a devastating war similar to World War I between Germany and other capitalist countries. This would cause the capitalist countries to be greatly weakened, ripe with internal unrest, and then easily conquered by later Communist invasions and internal Communist uprisings. See [[Soviet offensive plans controversy]].		A more negative view of Stalin has been argued by [[Viktor Suvorov]] and others who have argued that Stalin from the start was planning not defensively but offensively and was always planing to start a new World War of conquest for Communism. This may be associated with views such as Stalin in the beginning secretly supporting the National Socialists (even helping them come to power), with the intention of inciting a devastating war similar to World War I between Germany and other capitalist countries. This would cause the capitalist countries to be greatly weakened, ripe with internal unrest, and then easily conquered by later Communist invasions and internal Communist uprisings. See [[Soviet offensive plans controversy]].

	Stalin's relationship to Jews has often been discussed. He has been seen as [[anti-Semitic]] for reasons such as his alliance with Hitler, his campaigns against the Jewish [[Trotsky]] and claimed "[[Trotskyists]]" (many of whom were Jews), the [[Great Purge]] that also reduced the [[Jewish influence]] (and increased long repressed Russian influence), and argued increasing suspicions of Jewish loyalty and anti-Semitic campaigns in association with the creation of [[Israel]]. On the other hand, he had a son and daughter who married Jews, he had important Jewish associates and allies (including against Trotsky), he was himself from a non-Russian ethnic minority and thus likely not a covert Russian ~~nationalist~~, and his argued anti-Semitic actions have been seen as due to general paranoia rather than due to a particular dislike of Jews. Supporters of the view that Stalin was always planning for a future World War of conquest have argued that the reduction of Jewish influence (and increase of Russian influence) was done in order to achieve a temporary alliance with Hitler and in order to increase Russian support for the regime during the planned future war.		Stalin's relationship to Jews has often been discussed. He has been seen as [[anti-Semitic]] for reasons such as his alliance with Hitler, his campaigns against the Jewish [[Trotsky]] and claimed "[[Trotskyists]]" (many of whom were Jews), the [[Great Purge]] that also reduced the [[Jewish influence]] (and increased long repressed Russian influence), and argued increasing suspicions of Jewish loyalty and anti-Semitic campaigns in association with the creation of [[Israel]]. On the other hand, he had a son and daughter who married Jews, he had important Jewish associates and allies (including against Trotsky), he was himself from a non-Russian ethnic minority and thus likely not a covert Russian fascist, and his argued anti-Semitic actions have been seen as due to general paranoia rather than due to a particular dislike of Jews. Supporters of the view that Stalin was always planning for a future World War of conquest have argued that the reduction of Jewish influence (and increase of Russian influence) was done in order to achieve a temporary alliance with Hitler and in order to increase Russian support for the regime during the planned future war.

	Stalin is often viewed as having been much worse than [[Lenin]] and [[Trotsky]], despite many of the same problems existing when Lenin and Trotsky were in power (famine and mass starvation, mass executions, labor camps in Siberia, red terror, secret police, and so on). This may be related his argued [[anti-Semitism]] and Stalin, unlike Lenin, on a large scale persecuting fellow Communists. Stalin also instituted some policies that may have been unpopular among leftist historians, such as outlawing [[abortion]] and [[homosexuality]], reducing anti-Christian and anti-religious persecutions during WWII, and favoring [[socialist realism]] in the arts.		Stalin is often viewed as having been much worse than [[Lenin]] and [[Trotsky]], despite many of the same problems existing when Lenin and Trotsky were in power (famine and mass starvation, mass executions, labor camps in Siberia, red terror, secret police, and so on). This may be related his argued [[anti-Semitism]] and Stalin, unlike Lenin, on a large scale persecuting fellow Communists. Stalin also instituted some policies that may have been unpopular among leftist historians, such as outlawing [[abortion]] and [[homosexuality]], reducing anti-Christian and anti-religious persecutions during WWII, and favoring [[socialist realism]] in the arts.

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