So Stalin had his own evil backstabbing sidekick in charge of secret police who even looked like Himmler seriously, who writes this shit
Stalin even introduced him as "our Himmler" in one meeting.
Regular reminder that there's absolutely zero evidence for any of the claims made about him other than slimy backstabbing politicians waiting until after he was dead to blacken his name while jockeying for their own next power play.
>>18724909No way lol, source? I would love to see proof Stalin was that humorous
>>18724914source for your claim?
>>18724918It was at the Yalta conference in 1945>According to historical accounts (including memoirs by Beria's son, Sergo, and recollections cited by Soviet diplomats like Andrei Gromyko), the moment took place during a dinner gathering when Roosevelt noticed Beria, who was dressed in civilian clothes and wearing his signature pince-nez, and asked who he was. Stalin casually replied:>Ah, that one. That's our Himmler. That's Beria
Was he the pedo that Stalin warned his daughter not to be around?
>>18724892Despite being ugly, Beria kind of looks manly in that photo no? Was he a big burly guy? Or is it similar to Stalin's case where he was actually a nerd but doctored all his pictures to give himself broad shoulders?
>>18725026He was big for his time? Like the average georgian was 5 to 7 or so cm shorter than him?
>>18725009Both Stalin and Beria were pedos, but yes
>>18725009There is an anecdote that Stalin send a NKVD hit squad to Beria's house when he found out she was there. Beria had enough self-preservation instincts to never lay a finger on her.
>>18725026>Was he a big burly guy?No, he was around Stalin's height and always tried to make himself appear broader than he was, he was just average for the time
>>18725299Him without the suit
>>18724892Once Stalin and his subhuman fellow caucasians took over, the revolution was hijacked by reactionaries. The Soviet Union regressed into a feudal state.Be sure to write a bad review about your churka immigrant food delivery driver.
>>18725009>>18725168
>>18724892As soon as Lenin died (1924), it turned out that the second man in the party, Comrade Trotsky, was a traitor.Kamenev, Zinoviev, Bukharin, and Stalin overthrew Trotsky and expelled him from the USSR (1927). But a couple of years later, it turned out that Kamenev, Zinoviev, and Bukharin were also enemies and wreckers. So the valiant Comrade Genrikh Yagoda had them arrested (1936).A little later, Yagoda himself was arrested by Yezhov (1937) as an enemy agent. But a couple of years later, it turned out that Yezhov wasn’t a comrade either, but just an ordinary traitor and enemy agent. And Yezhov was arrested by Beria (1938).After Stalin’s death (1953), everyone realized that Beria was a traitor too. So Zhukov had Beria arrested (1953).But soon Khrushchev discovered that Zhukov was an enemy and a conspirator. And he exiled Zhukov to the Urals.A little later, it came to light that Stalin himself had been an enemy, a wrecker, and a traitor (1956). Along with him, much of the Politburo was exposed as well. So Stalin was removed from the Mausoleum, and the Politburo, along with Shepilov, who had joined them, was ousted by honest party members led by Khrushchev (1957).A few years passed, and it turned out that Khrushchev was a voluntarist, an opportunist, an adventurer, and an enemy.So Brezhnev sent Khrushchev into retirement (1964). After Brezhnev’s death, it turned out that he too had been a wrecker and the cause of the stagnation (1964–82).Then there were two more, whom nobody even had time to remember (1982–85). But then the young, energetic Gorbachev came to power. And it turned out that the entire party had been a party of wreckers and enemies—but he, of course, would fix everything now.That was when the USSR collapsed (1991). And Gorbachev turned out to be an enemy and a traitor too.You have just been introduced to a brief course in the history of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
>>18724892Good that Kruschchev outsmarted, outplayed and executed him
