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List of myths about Stalin

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Stalin is the most defamed man in history. This is a list of myths about Stalin, typically spread by Trotsky, Khrushchev, and the CIA. They are important because they spread historical nihilism, negating the incredible achievements and material content of Stalinism in favor of moralistic condemnation.

Below some points, you can see that every accusation is a confession.

Points with (K) are in Khrushchev's anti-Stalin speech.

Early Stalinism

- Nazis starved Ukraine: Great Patriotic War#Nazi atrocities
- Khrushchev tortured and purged innocents: Nikita Khrushchev#Early Career under Stalin

World War II

- The West allied with Nazi Germany Great Patriotic War#Western bourgeois support for Nazi Germany (1918-1939)
- Poland signed a non-aggression pact with Nazi Germany: Great Patriotic War#Background: Poland 1917-1939
- Poland took part of Czechoslovakia when Nazi Germany invaded it
  • "Stalin was an ethnic supremacist colonialist"
- Poland was ethnic supremacist colonialist: Great Patriotic War#Background: Poland 1917-1939
- Nazis committed it
- The Baltics were undemocratic under capitalism, being fascist dictatorships
- Nazis committed far more rapes: Great Patriotic War#Nazi atrocities
- The West forced Western Europe to stay capitalist with Nazi terrorists in Operation Gladio: Great Patriotic War#Nazis defect to CIA
  • "Stalin was prepared to give Ukraine and Baltics to Hitler"[1]
Reality: The primary source[2] says that Lavrentiy Beria and Pavel Sudoplatov, under interrogation in 1953, said that Beria ordered Sudoplatov to negotiate with Hitler in strict secrecy. Beria of course said Stalin ordered him to, but Beria is not trustworthy[3] Sudoplatov also said Stalin was trying to deceive the Germans and buy time.

Other

- Khrushchev supported Stalin's cult of personality: Nikita Khrushchev#Early Career under Stalin
  • "Stalin acted alone as dictator" (K)
- Khrushchev acted alone as dictator: Nikita Khrushchev#Attempted removal
  • "Stalin dominated allied countries" (K)
- Khrushchev dominated allied countries: Nikita Khrushchev#Split with China and Albania and Nikita Khrushchev#Effect on foreign communists

References