mucho sobre lo que se dice sobre el es falso, es mas que obvio, han sido varias decadas de "demonización" en su contra y ahora la gente cree que es un pecado decir su nombre. lo cierto es que despues de el, la urss fue decayendo irremediablemente hasta su caida definitiva, destruyendo el unico bastion del comunismo. stalin es un camarada mas. preguntenle a los verdaderos historiadores rusos, ellos dirán que es cierto, pero como "el mundo entero" esta en su contra, solo les queda callar.¡¡¡
The working class, peaseantry, working intellectuals and other progressive classes of the entire world fondly remember the immortal exploits of COMRADE STALIN! Comrade STALIN put it practice the teachings of the great Lenin, building the worlds first socialist nation, motherland of the international proletariat, defeating the bloodthirsty cannibal hordes of Nazi Germany!
Long Live Comrade Stalin! Russia needs him more than ever! I also point out the irony of people living in certain Capitalist countries (USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.) deeming Stalin the "greatest mass murderer in history" when their countries exist only after the genocides of entire races of people.
Well Krushchev was a meh leader. Smart, but overall intellectually gullible (Corn, need I say more?). Breznev is really where things went wrong. And while Yuri Andropov was probably the U.S.S.R. best hope, he died a year after he became premier. Very Sad.
i hate comunism,but i love J.V.Stalin.he wasn´t machine on murdering,but loving father and leader of USSR.NKVD wasn´t under his control,it was the state in state
you say it brother. NO to marx and NO to Lenin, but YES to Stalin. 31 years Stalin ruled the Soviet Union, It was the best 31 years in the history of Russia
I agree with you comrade. To name a few of his Revolutionary accomplishments, in 1900 Stalin was the main agitator in numerous strikes in Tiflis, in 1901 Stalin started to actively distribute Iskra, and printed his own newspaper called Brdzola. In Batum he organized 11 clandestine groups in the main factorie. He also lead a strike of 6K workers their. From 1905-1908 there was 1,150 Revolutionary acts in the area Stalin was in, and Stalin played a role in most of them.
Stalin was the first to publish Pravda, and when he was the leader of it, he released 80K copies into circulation. These are just a few of his Revolutionary acts. Also, during the Russian Civil war, Stalin was awarded the "Order of the Red Banner", along with Trotsky, for his efforts during the war. That is a great Revolutionary accomplishment:-)
Thanks comrade. Comrade Stalin WAS great:-) He did a great job inspiring the people to build up a strong, Socialist society:-) He built a very strong country, that came, in my opinion, very close to Socialism. I believe he failed to Revolutionize the overwhelming majority of the country though. If he did, the people would not of let revisionism seep in, and would not of allowed Capitalism to seep in either.
Yes, Khrushchev was a renegade scab and should have been expelled from the party (like Liu Shaoqi and the Chinese)! Brezhnev was no better! And when Gorbachev finally realized that Soviet society was getting worse and the USSR was close to falling, he tried to fix it. With more revisionism!! Gorbachev was a Reagan-lackey (like Tony Blair is a Bush-lackey)! And then there are the formerly communists Boris Yeltsin and Vladimir Putin, who paved the road that led Russia straight into the 3rd World!
He had the absolutist idea of the party as leader of the masses, ideology of a society serving the parties, punishing all dissidents, he rapresented the power in one person and the socialism in only one country. he was the "vate" of realist socialism, there is nothing of communist in this man, he destroied that idea!
Stalin was HUGELY charismatic. He inspired the workers to build up a strong socialist economy. It wasn't "forced" at all. Stalin did it by inspiring the people, and not by forcing them. Below I'm going to quote a person who opposed the Soviets to show that the workers were not forced to industrialize, but instead did it by their own free will, and with a strong passion.
Dr. Émile Joseph Dillon was a Russian Professor who opposed the Soviet government. He ended up leaving Russia in 1914. In 1918 he said "In the Bolshevik movement there is not the vestige of a constructive or social idea .... For Bolshevism is Tsardom upside down. To capitalists it metes out treatment as bad as that which the Tsars dealt to serfs."
I'll quote part of what he said on his return, for I don't have enough space. "Revolutionary endeavour is melting colossal obstacles and fusing heterogeneous elements into one great people; not indeed a nation in the old-world meaning but a strong people cemented by quasi-religious enthusiasm" and "They have mobilised well over 150,000,000 of listless dead-and-alive human beings, and infused into them a new spirit"
Yeah. I agree with you comrade. He was a great leader. He did a lot for the average, working class person, and went down hard on reactionaries within society.
mucho sobre lo que se dice sobre el es falso, es mas que obvio, han sido varias decadas de "demonización" en su contra y ahora la gente cree que es un pecado decir su nombre. lo cierto es que despues de el, la urss fue decayendo irremediablemente hasta su caida definitiva, destruyendo el unico bastion del comunismo. stalin es un camarada mas. preguntenle a los verdaderos historiadores rusos, ellos dirán que es cierto, pero como "el mundo entero" esta en su contra, solo les queda callar.¡¡¡
messiesfag 3 years ago 11
The working class, peaseantry, working intellectuals and other progressive classes of the entire world fondly remember the immortal exploits of COMRADE STALIN! Comrade STALIN put it practice the teachings of the great Lenin, building the worlds first socialist nation, motherland of the international proletariat, defeating the bloodthirsty cannibal hordes of Nazi Germany!
VIVA O CAMARADA JOSÉ ESTALINE!
VamosAsBerlengas 3 years ago 26
i hate marx and lenin, but tovarish stalin was great
gamavor88 3 years ago
Long Live Comrade Stalin! Russia needs him more than ever! I also point out the irony of people living in certain Capitalist countries (USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.) deeming Stalin the "greatest mass murderer in history" when their countries exist only after the genocides of entire races of people.
Randen111 3 years ago 35
Well Krushchev was a meh leader. Smart, but overall intellectually gullible (Corn, need I say more?). Breznev is really where things went wrong. And while Yuri Andropov was probably the U.S.S.R. best hope, he died a year after he became premier. Very Sad.
Scientisticsoviet 3 years ago
i hate comunism,but i love J.V.Stalin.he wasn´t machine on murdering,but loving father and leader of USSR.NKVD wasn´t under his control,it was the state in state
slovanblood 3 years ago
you say it brother. NO to marx and NO to Lenin, but YES to Stalin. 31 years Stalin ruled the Soviet Union, It was the best 31 years in the history of Russia
gamavor88 3 years ago
One of the most talented mass murderers in history.
B3ND0G 3 years ago
Great man with a great vision
GJGJ654 3 years ago
Fuck Stalin, burn in hell, killed his own people.
Gargaboy 3 years ago
All states must go after people who try to bring it down. If you let traitors roam the streets freely the gov will fall.
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago 9
CULT OF PERSONALITY!!!!!!!
dellboid 3 years ago 3
GRAN LIDER EL CAMARADA STALIN
aceroz28 3 years ago
Glory to Comrade Stalin! He was a true revolutionary and hero of the working people!
Pravda1917 3 years ago
I agree with you comrade. To name a few of his Revolutionary accomplishments, in 1900 Stalin was the main agitator in numerous strikes in Tiflis, in 1901 Stalin started to actively distribute Iskra, and printed his own newspaper called Brdzola. In Batum he organized 11 clandestine groups in the main factorie. He also lead a strike of 6K workers their. From 1905-1908 there was 1,150 Revolutionary acts in the area Stalin was in, and Stalin played a role in most of them.
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago
Stalin was the first to publish Pravda, and when he was the leader of it, he released 80K copies into circulation. These are just a few of his Revolutionary acts. Also, during the Russian Civil war, Stalin was awarded the "Order of the Red Banner", along with Trotsky, for his efforts during the war. That is a great Revolutionary accomplishment:-)
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago
president Stalin is a flag of communism we should protect him from all capitalist propaganda and when we protect him we will protect communism
NeroroPuj 3 years ago
very nice vid! long live comrade stalin in spirit!!!
Commie2008 3 years ago
Thanks comrade. Comrade Stalin WAS great:-) He did a great job inspiring the people to build up a strong, Socialist society:-) He built a very strong country, that came, in my opinion, very close to Socialism. I believe he failed to Revolutionize the overwhelming majority of the country though. If he did, the people would not of let revisionism seep in, and would not of allowed Capitalism to seep in either.
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago
Yes, Khrushchev was a renegade scab and should have been expelled from the party (like Liu Shaoqi and the Chinese)! Brezhnev was no better! And when Gorbachev finally realized that Soviet society was getting worse and the USSR was close to falling, he tried to fix it. With more revisionism!! Gorbachev was a Reagan-lackey (like Tony Blair is a Bush-lackey)! And then there are the formerly communists Boris Yeltsin and Vladimir Putin, who paved the road that led Russia straight into the 3rd World!
Commie2008 3 years ago
He had the absolutist idea of the party as leader of the masses, ideology of a society serving the parties, punishing all dissidents, he rapresented the power in one person and the socialism in only one country. he was the "vate" of realist socialism, there is nothing of communist in this man, he destroied that idea!
Aut.Op.
frasd81 3 years ago
Comrade, I've got a question for you, have you read only bourgeoisie/trotskyist views of Stalin, or have you read all the points of view on Stalin?
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago
Nice video. Stalin is a very charismatic leader indeed.
theboyuan0jcfan 3 years ago 5
Stalin was HUGELY charismatic. He inspired the workers to build up a strong socialist economy. It wasn't "forced" at all. Stalin did it by inspiring the people, and not by forcing them. Below I'm going to quote a person who opposed the Soviets to show that the workers were not forced to industrialize, but instead did it by their own free will, and with a strong passion.
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago 5
Dr. Émile Joseph Dillon was a Russian Professor who opposed the Soviet government. He ended up leaving Russia in 1914. In 1918 he said "In the Bolshevik movement there is not the vestige of a constructive or social idea .... For Bolshevism is Tsardom upside down. To capitalists it metes out treatment as bad as that which the Tsars dealt to serfs."
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago
I'll quote part of what he said on his return, for I don't have enough space. "Revolutionary endeavour is melting colossal obstacles and fusing heterogeneous elements into one great people; not indeed a nation in the old-world meaning but a strong people cemented by quasi-religious enthusiasm" and "They have mobilised well over 150,000,000 of listless dead-and-alive human beings, and infused into them a new spirit"
StalinLeninMao 3 years ago
Amazing video :) He is a great hero to all mankind!
SovetskySoyuzStalin 3 years ago
Glory to the great Josif Vissarionovic!
Now russian people in all ex URSS started to re-loved Stalin.
Only very young students (frequently)don't know kommunist and Stalin's values.But will be a time, for loved him also for them!
marcoabcdefgh 3 years ago
The world today needs a great communist like Comrade stalin to sort things out.
iranjavid 3 years ago
i have a song you could use for another communist video, john lennon's imagine.
Blacksabbathisgod 3 years ago
stalin is a hero
kingkongontour 4 years ago
Yeah. I agree with you comrade. He was a great leader. He did a lot for the average, working class person, and went down hard on reactionaries within society.
StalinLeninMao 4 years ago
most definitely!
Pravda1917 3 years ago
what is the song?
CamaradaStalin 4 years ago