“To reverse the dangerous tendency”: a memorial to the victims of Stalin’s repressions will open in the autumn

Honoring Joseph Stalin in Russia is growing. The popularity of the totalitarian leader is seriously concerned about the sculptor George Frangulyan. He is creating in Moscow a memorial dedicated to the victims of Stalin’s repressions. According to Frangulyan, his efforts will help "reverse the dangerous trend."

Sculptor Georgiy Frangulyan

The growing popularity of Joseph Stalin is disturbed by the sculptor George Frangulyan. He creates a memorial dedicated to the victims of Stalin’s repressions, reports "InoTV" with reference to the CBC report. The artist expects to "reverse the dangerous trend."

At the corner of a busy intersection, the sculptor erects a monument to millions of Soviet people executed, starved or expelled by Stalin. He carved hundreds of human figures, embodied in a common monument, which received a single name - "The Wall of Sorrow".

“They are tears,” comments the figures of the Frangulyan Memorial. “They are the victims, the forms that convey tragedy.”

“I think this [the popularity of a totalitarian leader from the past] is a real catastrophe,” Frangulyan believes. - This is a tragedy of the people. I believe that it is necessary to have such a monument as a guarantee that this will never happen again. ”

“It’s like a scythe of death that passed through people,” Frangulyan explains the curved form of the memorial.

Over the years, an increasing number of Russians forget about the "atrocities" of Stalin, reports "CBC". Surveys of the Levada Center show that a dictator is being rehabilitated in Russia. According to the director L. Gudkov, in the 1989 survey, Stalin occupied the last line in the list of the most significant Russians, typing 12%. But in April of 2017, he headed the list by typing 38%. “When Putin came to power, the repressions were pushed aside, and instead the image of a great leader appeared,” Gudkov notes. According to him, the memory of Stalin plays into the hands of the Russian government, because it connects the Russians with the time when Russia was "an indisputable superpower."

“CBC” also reminds that at the event held in the Crimea in the weekend, the Night Wolves biker club paid tribute to Stalin: while performing motorcycle stunts, the person portraying Stalin waved his hand to the crowd.

Stalin's twins in Moscow are doing business on Red Square. T-shirts with the image of the dictator are sold with a bang.

"CBC" does not find parallels for the glorification of the dictator. For example, it is impossible to imagine that tourists in Berlin were photographed with Hitler's doubles.

Recall the installation of the “Wall of Sorrow” high relief started in Moscow at the intersection of the Garden Ring and Academician Sakharov Avenue 6 August.

Frangulyan’s project was chosen among the 336 projects submitted for the competition to create a monument to victims of political repression. The opening of the monument will take place on the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Political Repressions (October 30).

Honored Artist of Russia Georgy Frangulyan is a famous sculptor, there are many monuments of his work in Moscow: a monument to B. Okudzhava, I. Brodsky and others.

Works of the artist are located in the Tretyakov Gallery, in the State Russian Museum, in other museums and private collections, including abroad.

Observed Oleg Chuvakin
- especially for topwar.ru

Comments

[Flinky]

No matter how much the rope twists, but the end is always the same.

[vovanpain]

"CBC" does not find parallels for the glorification of the dictator. For example, it is impossible to imagine that tourists in Berlin were photographed with Hitler's doubles.

Hypocrites just don't want to find parallels. Probably not the Soviet people under the leadership of Stalin built a powerful state, probably not Stalin was the chairman of the GKO during the Great Patriotic War, probably not our people recall now: - "Oh, Stalin is missing now"

[AUL]

According to him, the memory of Stalin plays into the hands of the Russian government,

Quite the opposite! Nostalgia for the Stalin era was caused by the fact that under I.V. Stalin, in principle, that chaos of thieves, that open plunder of the state that was observed under the current regime, was impossible. Therefore, the comparison is clearly not in favor of the current rulers. With all my ambiguous attitude towards Stalin, he was a master in the state, and not a temporary owner. Therefore, the people are sad about those times when there was order. True, the negative was immeasurable, but now is not about that ...

[thanatos49]

The people are sad about the tale that the neo-Stalinists tell them. If they had lived a month under the Boss, they would instantly have requested back to the "bloody" Putin.

[Alena Frolovna]

I can’t talk about everyone, but most of these conversations about the "Stalinist repressions" are tired, unpleasant for the reason that -
firstly, the repressions were "Leninist", it was from him that this vileness began;
secondly, 90% of all cases in those days are pure criminality;
it was not for nothing that things were destroyed and falsified in order to mislead many, like this sculptor with a narrow outlook and intellect.

And this stupid “wailing wall” attempt to leave your name in history, but which one?

And, perhaps most importantly, everything that happened to Russia and its people in the twentieth century was allowed by the Lord for many sins. And without the will of God, "let not a single hair fall from his head."

RUSOPHOBAM

For you, my words are the murmurs of Akum,
And to your I have no trust for a long time.
Behind me is Boris and Gleb, the sufferings of Habakkuk,
Behind you is the gloom and ringing of silver coins.
The law of double bottom and mutual responsibility -
A trap for a fool, a blind man and a simpleton.
Behind me is the Russian flag and the ancient banners
Behind you - meanness, slander and eternal "chk".
I have no voice, but Mother Russia
And her past is still with me.
May I be Ivan, drunk and open,
But rests on me and the world, and the globe of the earth.
Vitaly Serkov

[thanatos49]

firstly you are lying, and secondly, too)))

[KAV]

And one would also have to find out how much money he creates this memorial and who is the organizer of this “contest of 336 projects”! And all the participants in this pencil competition!
What do all these "famous people" do in Russia ?! Drive these in the neck! This is a concrete betrayal! Why do they all with impunity conduct their subversive activities here ?!

[Pravodel]

The fight against Stalin’s memory is nothing more than a fight against criticism of the current situation in the economy, politics and power in Russia. Yes, Stalin was not a democrat and liberal, but it was precisely this that allowed, predetermined his actions to develop and strengthen the USSR, and provided preparation for the country for the impending great massacre, in which the fate of Slavic civilization was decided. And the fact that the union survived in the early years of the war, that it managed to restore industry during the evacuation to the east, defeated the fiercest enemy - all of Europe and entered Berlin is precisely the result of the lack of democracy and liberalism ...
The constant protrusion of one side of Stalin - the victims of repression - leads the people, state, and society away from finding out the reasons that led the USSR, Russia to collapse in the early 90s, and it does not allow to determine the role of each individual individual - the representative of the fifth column in the destruction of Russia, to determine those external forces that, using the current internal problems of the country, shook the state and fed the fifth column with money, resources, advisers ...
You can’t follow the fifth column and allow it to renounce the history of Russia, to foul the memory of the great creators of Russia. Stalin is a great builder of Russia, and it is not surprising that the people of Russia, remembering the sacrifices that were made during his reign, accept these sacrifices after the great deeds of the arrangement of Russia and erect a monument to Stalin in spite of the cries and desire of the Liberty’s fifth column of Russia .

"People-State-Fatherland" - this is the slogan of every Russian patriot. Rallying a people, a strong state, capable of protecting itself from external and internal enemies, creates conditions for the prosperity of the Fatherland.

[Basil50]

The repressions by which liberals revel so much and their masters are so insignificant that they are constantly exaggerated, right down to the grotesque. But here's the strange thing: THE SOVIET UNION existed surrounded by hostile states in which there were fascist coups with the destruction of their own citizens. By the way, statistics on the number of executed in many countries were not kept. And all is well. These countries have officially conducted terrorist operations against the SOVIET UNION and also seem to be all right.
That's how as soon as in the SOVIET UNION they began to destroy enemies so immediately howling to heaven. Today, cautious attempts to introduce rational thieves into power are already provoking angry reactions * of the general public *. It turns out there must be untouchables in terms of theft.
In the United States, there is the death penalty, including for children, and political prisoners and secret prisons, and people are stealing all over the world, and for Democrats they are a light in the window. Here's how you can turn your mind? Among those who went astray on the basis of * anti-Stalinism * and Prof. Essor, acadEmics, i.e. this can’t be attributed to a low level of education.

[Ushly_bashkort]

The repressions by which liberals revel so much and their masters are so insignificant that they are constantly exaggerated, right down to the grotesque.

My grandfather, a fighter pilot, was innocently repressed recorded at the memorial. The bottom line was that when he was shot down, he fell behind the front line, was picked up by partisans, they were brought to our rear, but in the hospital he was subjected to an inquiry by the authorities, not arrested. I never spoke about this in a negative way, since the procedure is standard and everyone understood everything perfectly. So, it’s filthy to see on one page the Memorial garbage dump in the ranks of the repressed my heroic grandfather and freaks from the UPA, forest brothers and other riffraff. This is how the lists of the repressed are compiled with us, and this is how the numbers of millions of people tried by the "bloody gebe" are taken.

[thanatos49]

To drive such builders, in which people from hunger eat each other.

[Zibelew]

The people will respect Stalin, you can’t deceive him. Stalin is the best leader of our state in his entire history. And Frangulyan is a half-fool who evaluates Stalin’s personality one-sidedly. He is an ambiguous figure, you can not see it through the prism of black or white. Most of his actions were determined by circumstances and time.

[Sharky]

At the corner of a busy intersection, the sculptor erects a monument to millions of Soviet people executed, starved to death, or deported by Stalin.

Right to the millions, what not to the billions at once? And how many of these millions were traitors to the motherland, criminals, rapists and accomplices to the Nazis, for example? Maybe this entire fraternity should pile the monument separately?
I honestly don’t understand. I communicate with the Balts at work: Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Ukrainians. So they begin to say for Stalin how bad he is, how many people he killed in the camps (this is probably told to them at school on TV). I ask them, how many people from your relatives or relatives of friends were in the camps? No one knows and cannot give an example of at least one. One Lithuanian says that his grandfather was in the camp for about 10 years, then returned. And why? Because he was SSovets, fell in love with one Lithuanian so much that he stayed in Lithuania. When the Soviet army defeated the Nazis, he was taken to the camp, in principle, for the cause. This Lithuanian is not angry with the Soviet regime, he understands that his grandfather spent time in the camp.

[thanatos49]

>> And how many of these millions were traitors to the Motherland, criminals, rapists and Nazi accomplices, for example?
Well, here is Korolev, Tupolev, Langemak for example ...

[aviator65]

Quote: tanatos49

Well, here is Korolev, Tupolev, Langemak for example ..

You would first familiarize yourself with their affairs before giving an example.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Zibelew

And Frangulyan is a half-fool who evaluates Stalin’s personality one-sidedly.

This sculptor does not sculpt at his own expense, but fulfills the “someone’s” order, and therefore “it” worries that his work will not be in demand, and that due to the growing popularity of Stalin, his fee will be cut. Whose order is it? - everything is simple here, representatives of a detachment of an ordinary Russian liberota, a family of reptiles. So he does not evaluate the personality of Stalin, but the filling of his pocket.

[Bumblebee_3]

Quote from the article; For example, it is impossible to imagine that tourists in Berlin take pictures with Hitler's doubles.
But how much can you put an equal sign between Stalin and Hitler? Between communists and fascists?

[uskrabut]

Well, our partners pay for it, some try to, they jump out of their pants to demonstrate this equal sign, NITS

[Same lech]

At the corner of a busy intersection, the sculptor erects a monument to millions of Soviet people executed, starved to death, or deported by Stalin.

Why are you lying ... you’ll immediately go to billions ... after that, the value of the article drops sharply.

I do not deny excesses under STALIN but to hang all dogs on him is a lie ... an impudent and frank lie.

Who denounced the neighbors ... STALIN or what?
Who most of all beat himself in the chest drowning his neighbor in shit, too, STALIN or what?
If you delve into the documents in some departments, selfish interest was elevated to the rank of state policy.
When some leaders, in order to report on achievements, began to literally clean their environment by sending them straight to prison ... it was largely these cadres who were engaged in fraud to please the authorities in KREMLIN.

[verner1967]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

Who denounced the neighbors ... STALIN or what?
Who most of all beat himself in the chest drowning his neighbor in shit, too, STALIN or what?

Quote: The same LYOKHA

If you delve into the documents in some departments, selfish interest was elevated to the rank of state policy.

so you yourself answered and gave what pop is - such is the parish.

Stalin's twins in Moscow are doing business on Red Square. T-shirts with the image of the dictator are sold with a bang.

I hope that on this the whole popularization of the “best friend of athletes” will be limited.

[Same lech]

so you yourself answered and gave what pop is - such is the parish.

If so ... then the activities of Gorbachev and Yeltsin are many times more destructive and destructive for our people and it is just right to erect a monument to the dead and injured people from the perestroika and reforms of these unfortunate leaders.

Stalin left behind a powerful country ... he gave at least people hope for a better future ... and it was not his fault that the descendants then pissed off everything that the country achieved during the years of his reign
And what did these reformers give? ... the oligarchs and the unemployed market ... hehe heh the greatest achievement of modern CHUBAIS.

None of the modern leaders reaches the level of STALIN even the GDP ... they are too small.

[verner1967]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

If so ... then the activities of Gorbachev and Yeltsin are many times more destructive

and what have they got to do with it? They still before Stalin as before Beijing in an interesting way

Quote: The same LYOKHA

Stalin left behind a powerful country ...

you will be surprised, but reached the peak of power of the USSR by the mid-80s, despite attempts at the collapse of his Khrushchev and his followers, though Gorbi managed to ruin the USSR using the backlog of the Bolsheviks in the 20s and 30s, I mean the administrative division of the USSR.

[Same lech]

and what have they got to do with it?

And the billions of political prisoners personally eaten by STALIN have nothing to do with it? ... lie like that.

This rotten intelligentsia of brains and measures of lies often do not have enough.

[verner1967]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

And what about the billions of political prisoners personally eaten by Stalin?

and who wrote about the billions eaten? Fans of Stalin write and escalate themselves, and then they are surprised.

[Same lech]

Fans of Stalin write and escalate themselves, and then they are surprised.

I am not a fan of STALIN, but I prefer to see in it not only black but also light ... he did quite a lot and good for our country.

And the opponents of STALIN created from him a kind of devil in the flesh ... but this is a hoax ... a lie. And I really don't like it ..

[Same lech]

you will be surprised, but reached the peak of power of the USSR by the mid-80s,

I am not at all surprised ... all these achievements were based on a solid foundation laid down even under STALIN.

The ability to concentrate the country's resources at the right time and right place with maximum impact is a talent ... and Stalin possessed this talent.

[verner1967]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

The ability to concentrate the country's resources at the right time and right place with maximum impact is a talent ... and Stalin possessed this talent.

Excuse me, did he concentrate from the Kremlin wall? Between the 53rd and 85th there is a huge abyss.

Quote: The same LYOKHA

all these achievements were based on a solid foundation

how strong is it, if from the 85th it already strewed like a rotten tree

[Same lech]

if from the 85th, then it already rained like a rotten tree

This 1985 POLITBURO of the USSR was rotten; there was no rotation there for young cadres ... the Chinese in this regard turned out to be smarter than these old mossy stumps.

Between the 53rd and 85th there is a huge abyss.

In history, it's just a moment ... a split second with long zeros.
The ability of a politician to think for a long term is what distinguishes a strategist from a temporary worker.

[verner1967]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

This 1985 POLITBURO of the USSR was rotten; there was no rotation there for young personnel

and what is the foundation of the state, if not its governance and politics?

Quote: The same LYOKHA

Between the 53rd and 85th there is a huge abyss.
In history, it's just a moment ... a split second with long zeros.

Nevertheless, during this period of time, a lot of fundamental changes have taken place. In just four years, the USSR collapsed.

[sogdy]

Quote: verner1967

so that you, to your drinking companions, not to me.

On the Internet, and in letters, it is customary for you to speak with those who are despised or, at least, from whom you distance yourself.
Boy, just don’t say that you are from Russia. You do not have a Russian mentality.

[Smog]

Quote: verner1967

T-shirts with the image of a dictator are sold with a bang.
I hope that on this the whole popularization of the “best friend of athletes” will be limited.

And the popularization of the "best friend of a half liter" has already been limited? They are trying, liberals are trying, they have already torn all the shirts on their breasts, and in any way, she limited herself to this very popularization .. And T-shirts do not go with a bang, well, nothing.

[verner1967]

Quote: Smog

And T-shirts do not go with a bang, well, nothing.

charisma is not lacking without a finger, a teddy bear is in demand, however, more and more foreign tourists. Although, from the mid-50s to the end of the 80s, T-shirts with the "best friend of children" were not in demand either, with the exception of the Caucasian republics and not all of them. I also had a photo of a leader standing on a shelf (solely in my childhood thoughtlessness)

[Smog]

Quote: verner1967

charisma is not enough

What is charisma? What are you speaking about?
The memory of the "great reformer" is intensely planted, but .......... does not roll however, from the word at all. Even Bukhalov-center was built, but people still "love" him to the pain in his teeth

Quote: verner1967

a labeled bear is in demand, however, more and more among foreign tourists.

So Judas, even with a small letter ...

Quote: verner1967

from the mid-50s to the end of the 80s, t-shirts with the “best friend of children” were also not in demand,

And this great sower of maize was distracted, so that he could transfer his own sins to others.

[verner1967]

Quote: Smog

Quote: verner1967
from the mid-50s to the end of the 80s, t-shirts with the “best friend of children” were also not in demand,
And this great sower of maize was distracted, so that he could transfer his own sins to others.

Well, now the anti-Stalinists are "trying" and that .... does not work.

[Smog]

Yes, let them try.
I personally do not mind, let this Georgian Armenians sculpt what he wants on one side of the street, and on the other side of the street, on the contrary, erect a monument to the victims of EBN of all reforms. and see much more flowers and wreaths will be carried. But without fools (without administrative resources) Just we have not grown up even before that. In order to evaluate each according to his deeds, and not according to his words and promises. Alas!

[vovanpain]

Quote: Smog

let this Georgian Armenians sculpt what he wants on one side of the street, and on the other side of the street, on the contrary, erect a monument to the victims of EBN of all reforms. and see much more flowers and wreaths will be carried.

Kostya has long been determined by the people, fasted already, but always true.

[thanatos49]

>> I do not deny the excesses under STALIN but to hang all the dogs on him is a lie ... an impudent and outright lie.
Well, yes, they shot 1000 people a day - such maaalenky excesses)))
>> Who wrote denunciations of the neighbors ... STALIN or what?
Those. if you were denounced that you are a Japanese spy, and then they put you on the wall, then is the author of the denunciation to blame?

[aviator65]

Quote: tanatos49

Well, yes, they shot 1000 people a day - such maaalenky excesses)))

Did you take the digital number in a beautiful way? Type "100 per day" - it will be small, and "10000" - already too much? Only here is the question, how many days and for what period? Well, it would be worth asking what kind of people were those who were "1000 per day."

[Bootlegger]

just suitable for the Yeltsin center ... inside .. and the rest without his masterpiece will survive somehow. it is not necessary to consider that a sober assessment of the Stalin period ordinary people humiliate the victims. and it is worth evaluating who exactly signed the lists and remember the reaction of Stalin to them. An example of this is the case with the corncrusher that exceeded and overtook in signing.

[free]

another Judas

[antiexpert]

“The terror unleashed by Lenin and Trotsky from the beginning of the revolution did not stop for a minute. But as soon as, starting at the age of 37, the snickering leaders of all levels, mainly Jews, went to the camps in jamb, then the world press made a deafening noise. ”
In 1937 (and those that followed), it was precisely those who were engaged in organized mega-genocide in Russia over the past twenty years. This is exactly what angers the anti-Stalinists! Those who organized the year 1917 in Russia cannot forgive even the long-dead Stalin that he was able to get out of their control Russia so successfully conquered by them. Moreover, Stalin also planned to destroy Marxism itself. The latter was already a bust.

[verner1967]

Quote: antiexpert

In 1937 (and those that followed), it was precisely those who were engaged in organized mega-genocide in Russia over the past twenty years.

Do you look at the lists of those rehabilitated, even under Stalin, that everyone was engaged in genocide there? I'm not talking about the “leader” rehabilitated after the death: accountants, collective farmers, workers, commanders of the Red Army, doctors ... these are some kind of monsters, they arranged such a genocide of the people, yeah.

[sogdy]

Taki looked. Solzhenitsinsky even his fans could not confirm.

The Russian Federation is not Moscow and St. Petersburg, in which the original inhabitants are almost gone.
Think well to whom and what are you trying to prove.
And do not forget that in the Russian Federation _proof_ is a confirmed fact, and not an oath "I give a tooth", as in the Anglo-Saxons. You continue to use the non-Russian system of confirmation, as well as the non-Russian system of values.

[verner1967]

Quote: sogdy

Think well to whom and what are you trying to prove

exactly what to prove, and most importantly, to whom !!! It’s a pity there is no ignore button

[sogdy]

Yes, it is a pity. Some domestic renegades would be ignored.

[thanatos49]

do not smoke, take care of your health)))

[GABALIS]

Of all the relatives, one great-grandfather sat, stole bread. My grandfather and grandmother were ready to go to the stake for Stalin ... 1% of those who suffered from repressions in the circle of acquaintances asked more than once for a bottle :) Of this percentage, three quarters per case. And to me the presenters, who scream every five minutes that they are Jews, talk about the bloody regime ... Or the cross-eyed children of the land of Israel moan about billions of dead :) So the question is: for whom is the growth of Comrade Stalin's popularity a dangerous trend?
Boiling :)

[verner1967]

Quote: GABALIS

Of all the relatives, one great-grandfather sat, stole bread.

So this is ordinary crime, what does Stalin have to do with it?

Quote: GABALIS

1% of those who suffered from repressions in the circle of acquaintances asked more than once for a bottle

it depends on the place of residence, in large cities more, in smaller ones - less. And in fact, they write that about 2% of the population was repressed, it seems a little, but given the huge population of the country 3200000 is a big figure.

[sogdy]

Boy, you confused everything again:
For all the years of Stalin’s “rule” (the Secretary General doesn’t rule the country), 3,2 million were convicted, of which up to 2% were sentenced to “political” articles. But according to the political paragraphs of articles, that is, actually "political", your Memorial counted less than 1500. I suspect they pulled it like an owl on a globe.

[verner1967]

Quote: sogdy

For all the years of Stalin’s “rule” (the Secretary General doesn’t rule the country), 3,2 million were convicted, of which up to 2% were sentenced to “political” articles.

Quote: sogdy

For all the years of Stalin’s “rule” (the Secretary General doesn’t rule the country)

and after that, it’s pointless to communicate with you at all.

[Sanichsan]

gorgeous document! what kind of figure is there in the headline? is it not a corn maize?
tell me, why don't you immediately appeal to the highly artistic works of Solzhenitsyn? to burn, so to burn!

[sogdy]

1) Dock fake. This is not a scan of an authentic document from the archive, much less from a specific Case.
Well, you have problems with office work.
2) _Rules_ of the country by the Chairman of the Government.
The country was represented by the Chairman of the Supreme Council.

Learn history and language.
A Jew is very funny, considering the classical Jewish form of treatment an insult.
Taki Petersburg, right? This they consider for the "intelligent language" Fenu Sharashka.

[ghby]

Quote: GABALIS

Of all the relatives, one great-grandfather sat, stole bread. My grandfather and grandmother were ready to go to the stake for Stalin ... 1% of those who suffered from repressions in the circle of acquaintances asked more than once for a bottle :) Of this percentage, three quarters per case. And to me the presenters, who scream every five minutes that they are Jews, talk about the bloody regime ...

It is not only with you. Many have the same. Relatives before the revolution of 1917 were priests, officers, and prosperous with their mill. No one was repressed, and was not convicted. True, the mill was taken to the state’s income, but I didn’t hear what they were convicted of, although I asked, it’s interesting to me. The Soviet authorities did not touch the abbot of the church; officers continued to serve in the Red Army as officers. So I do not believe in the "evil Stalinist regime and the tyrant Stalin."

[sogdy]

Quote: ghby

Many have the same. Relatives before the revolution of 1917 were priests, officers, and prosperous with their mill. No one was repressed, and was not convicted.

Similarly. In addition to the mill, I do not remember this. There were houses, lands, but who would live there? - all served.

[ronnon]

From the beginning, they forgot Lenin, then Stalin, then Zhukov, and then who won the Great Patriotic War.
Or some kind of "sculptor" trying to rewrite history?
"According to Frangulyan, his efforts will help" reverse a dangerous trend. "
And who paid for these "efforts" ... Are not those who are now financing local liberals and Western "brothers"

[LAWNER]

At the time of Stalin's death, he was 8 years old. But even then, as a young artist, he felt that it was necessary to fashion something so monumental and show people the regime of Stalin.

[scrap123]

Gasparov No. 2, you’ll see a little later, too, he will jump to the curators. Stalin was a person, even with one reminder he jumped from a place ...

[EvilLion]

Where to bring explosives? And can you immediately bind the sculptor to the memorial? And then they don’t understand in a different way simply.

[Observer2014]

Georgy Vartanovich Frangulyan (Armenian Գեորգի Վարտանի Ֆրանգուլյան) (born May 29, 1945, Tbilisi, USSR) - Soviet and Russian sculptor, teacher, professor.

Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts (2009; corresponding member 2001). People's Artist of the Russian Federation (2011). Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR since 1973.

Where would you be Frangulyan if not for the Soviet regime !!!? Together with Tsereteli :: Baranov would be grazed in the mountains The greatest sculptors of our time. Here are the masterpieces of the first so to speak.

[kvs207]

The most interesting thing is that the most active anti-Stalinists and detractors of the USSR, mainly representatives of creative professions.

[verner1967]

Quote: kvs207

the most active anti-Stalinists and detractors of the USSR, mainly representatives of creative professions.

so they basically pressed under Stalin

[thanatos49]

>> that's how they were basically pressed under Stalin
unless in your parallel reality

[sogdy]

Quote: kvs207

representatives of the creative profession

moreover, low-quality ...

[verner1967]

Quote: sogdy

moreover, low-quality ...

Pasternak, Bulgakov, Tsvetaeva, Akhmatova, Gumilyov and hundreds more recognized globally ...

Think then talk

movie "Mimino"

[Alex_59]

Get behind already from Stalin. What, no more problems? There is no Stalin, he died. Everything. Take up something for the future, instead of rubbing the bones of the past. And why again is Stalin so worried? Victims of serfdom or the reforms of Peter the Great do not dream of a sculptor at night? And innocently killed in the 90's civil war?

[Shurale]

This is the policy of the current government. What do not like? But under Stalin it was worse. Did not have? Here is a bunch of lies.

[Shurale]

Now I read the works of Joseph Vissarionovich, an extremely smart and educated man was not a couple of politicians of our time, he wrote everything - not on the basis of his Wishlist (as they want to convince us), but strictly on a scientific basis, constantly consulting and discussing his proposals with comrades and opponents of other parties. Those who want to understand who Stalin is, I advise you to read his own works and not those who write about him.

[sogdy]

Always thought that "shura". Was wrong?

[Shurale]

Shurale in Tatar folklore ...

[himRa]

Quote: sogdy

Always thought that "shura". Was wrong?

Perhaps you are confused with shuravi?

Afghans called the Soviet soldiers Shuravi (Dari شوروی - šuravî, Shӯravi - “Soviet”).

I confirm shүrәle in the folklore of many nationalities goblin
In Russian pronunciation shyurele
On the topic: I agree that before you open your mouth you need to read Stalin in the original source

[pvv113]

He creates in Moscow a memorial dedicated to the victims of Stalinist repressions.

Having slightly changed the well-known phrase, I would like to know: "And who is the customer?"

[Papa molly]

Not a single film about the Second World War comes out without a reminder of the repression - a clear feeling that without this money simply will not be given. Monuments everywhere are poked, a constant buzz in the media. The characters mentioned in the article are clearly well paid. All this has obvious patronage and good funding at the very top.

[pvv113]

The Anglo-Saxons spent a lot to denigrate the Leader. But we also have different liberoids competing, who will pour more dirt into our memory

[uskrabut]

"The Honored Artist of Russia Georgy Frangulyan is a famous sculptor, in Moscow there are many monuments of his work: a monument to B. Okudzhava, I. Brodsky and others."
But why didn’t Blinded the monument to Gorbachev? The people would appreciate the efforts - there would be a hunchback to the ears in d ..... me. Sorry for being rude.

[afrikanez]

I believe that it is necessary to have such a monument as a guarantee that this will never happen again. ”

Well, the monument cannot be a guarantor. In Moscow there is already Peter the Giant, and what ???

[Sanichsan]

Thank you Moscow for saving Peter from this monster!

[Olegater]

Well, what can I say, it is on the suction of the czrushniki. Now about the article, my opinion is that this kind of information just clogs up the information field of a wonderful site. Yes, it is necessary to know about nits, but I propose to make a separate article by uniting all those who dirty our history into a list and generalizing their statements. It is necessary to know these ear-hookers in order not to be led by their propaganda. At the same time publish how much they receive from their owners and see how they will sing when they will spit on them and bypass. Dear moderators in your will, to exclude me from the comments, I expressed my opinion about these twos .... her. For my story I will go to the end no matter what.

[gorez.69]

“The popularity of the totalitarian leader is seriously concerned about the sculptor Georgy Frangulyan.” His own pocket worries him, but dubious fame

[vlad.svargin]

From February 1, 1921 to February 1, 1954 (note by the Prosecutor General of the USSR Rudenko), the number of convicted was 3777380 people (including to the maximum sentence -642980h, to detention in the camps - 2369220h, the link and deportation 765180h)
Then, the assault began on the ceiling of Solzhenitsyn - 60 million hours, at Yakovlev -100 million hours
For comparison: direct losses from the economic genocide of 1991-2010 - 13140840 people (including under Yeltsin-5767922 people)
So who benefits from raising the issue of "Stalinist repression"? And it is still not known by whose team this is now being done after the Russian Federation’s mirror response to US actions

[Sling cutter]

Quote: vlad.svargin

So who benefits from raising the issue of "Stalinist repression"?

those who repented for the Katyn affair.

[Vikxnumx]

From February 1, 1921 to February 1, 1954 (note by the Prosecutor General of the USSR Rudenko), the number of convicted was 3777380 people (including to the maximum sentence -642980h, to detention in the camps - 2369220h, the link and deportation 765180h)

And why not since 1917? There the figure is even more convincing. But under what matters is Stalin IV here?

[tatra]

The enemies of the communists in the USSR are so Absolute Evil that they do not even understand this. They committed a monstrous crime in the history of the world before the rule of law, simply because it is FAVORABLE for them, having walked ALL criminals in places of detention for several decades and declared them “innocent victims”, and the government that sent them to places of detention was criminal.
What are political repressions and executions? This is the PROTECTION of the authorities of themselves, their country and people, from those whom she considers their enemies.
And the enemies of the USSR and the Soviet people insolently declared criminal power, which from them defended their country and people.

[alexhol]

Recently I read that the creators of the legendary Katyusha were shot all ... Of course, Stalin had absolutely nothing to do with it. We have tens of thousands of talented designers. The great helmsman did not know. In general, all this is not true.

[tatra]

That is why the Stalinophobes themselves proved that you can’t categorically be given the slightest freedom of speech. You seem, without the slightest evidence, tossed about with accusations and excuses.
Everything is automatic for you - if the Romanovs repressed for political reasons, including creative and scientific workers, then they are all guilty, if-if the repressed for political reasons, including creative and scientific workers by the Communists, they are all "innocent victims" .
Chronic famine in the Russian Empire - you do not care, famine in the USSR - you must "specially built by the cannibalistic and ghastly power of the Communists Holodomor"

[Gardamir]

From the work of Frangulyan
2008 - Tombstone of Boris Yeltsin at the Novodevichy Cemetery, Moscow (white marble, blue Byzantine mosaic, red porphyry)
2011 - Monument to Boris Yeltsin, Yekaterinburg (marble)
2013 - Monument to Yegor Gaidar, Moscow
Attention is the question at whose expense this banquet.? Who rules the country and encourages the construction of such monuments and memorials?

[trophy]

"According to him, the memory of Stalin plays into the hands of the Russian government." This is just a masterpiece of stupidity. The people are just dreaming that someone will come at least a little like Stalin and hang the current government on birches (and quite deservedly). I do not exclude that this creator frankly wanders that in the event of development of the scenario described above, his work dedicated to the pig-sworn eater and the ever-boorish boriska will come to him with him.

[Dimachrus]

An interesting character, this native of Tbilisi ... Proud to be the first to open a foundry in Moscow in 1985 .... I don’t understand his work, to put it mildly, I think that besides a bunch of rotten intelligentsia, nobody will see in his “creations” not just art and at least just beauty ...
And now, with his absurd stucco, decided to change the opinion of the people about the great man? In Novocherkassk, the memorial to the workers executed by Khrushchev is weakly sculpted? For me, there is still a vivid example of who cared more about people - the Khrushchev’s and the Stalin’s
And in general I think that someone threw him money to maintain a "modest" house furnished with antiques in exchange for this vile work!

[verner1967]

Quote: Dimachrus

For me, there is still a vivid example of who cared more about people - the Khrushchev’s and the Stalin’s

I partially agree with you, but about the house .... Stalinka is chic, but in large cities and in single copies (dozens) mainly for party nomenclature and functionaries, Khrushchev’s, but worse, but there are a lot of them everywhere for everyone, and after the barracks and communal are palaces.

[Dimachrus]

In the late 90s, he lived in Stalin in a city with a population of about 70 thousand for a couple of years, not in the center and there were not a few houses, among the neighbors of the party nomenclature, functionaries and their relatives did not meet, a neighbor in the stairwell - Uncle Lyosha - a locksmith with local factory. I spent my childhood in the "Khrushchev" (my parents still live in it), so I’m reasoning from personal experience ;-)

[Seraphimamur]

Frangulyan is the paid six of the State Department.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Seraphimamur

Frangulyan is the paid six of the State Department.

Why the State Department? EBNovsky center also built the State Department?

[asiat_61]

Most of all about the repressions of Stalin, the God-chosen shout, as about a holocaust. The goal is to equate Stalin and Hitler. Both dictators, both cannibals. But Hitler created the Jews with Jewish money. Stalin fought with Trotsky and his minions, hence he is bloodthirsty. I agree, there were many innocents, but who led the process? And again we stumble upon the chosen ones. The purpose of such actions, the substitution of history, it will happen neither today nor tomorrow, but the God-chosen ones will strive for this.

[Alex66]

Stalin doesn’t sleep peacefully with our, and other rulers, they do not hold out, because in fact they are all six, even Putin is forced to limit himself in his decisions, and he cannot punish anyone, even if he does not follow his orders, only in Nizhny Tagil the director was enough, but Vasiliev was too tough even for him. So they all hate together Stalin, and not some panties that spoil. Stalin showed a new way of development of society, he opened the door for us, only not everyone managed to enter it, the part that was frightened of the light ahead closed it after his death.

[verner1967]

Quote: sogdy

On the Internet, and in letters, it is customary for you to speak with those who are despised or, at least, from whom you distance yourself.

so distance yourself from me and the farther the better, dad, damn it!

[forty-eighth]

Quote: sogdy

On the Internet, and in letters, it is customary for you to speak with those who are despised or, at least, from whom you distance yourself.

It’s not customary to say that on the Internet.

[Stepan Kudinov]

As long as these Khrushchev’s miscarriages rule the ball, there won’t be anything good in the country! Where were all these "truth-tellers" when Judas sold out the tagged USSR in bulk and in parts. And the drunk continued under the strict guidance of liberoids and advisers from behind the hill.

[Zomanus]

If not for these repressions, it is still unknown
how Germans would be met in 1941.
So let this rodent sculpt its crafts from shit and sticks in his homeland in Georgia.

[verner1967]

Quote: Zomanus

If not for these repressions, it is still unknown
how Germans would be met in 1941.

well, yes, maybe then there would have been 1,2 million Soviet citizens — accomplices of the Nazis, KONR, ROA, and then the forest brothers, OUN, UPA and others

[Young_Communist]

“With Putin coming to power, repression was pushed aside, and instead the image of a great leader appeared”

And why then does the national loot of the Yeltsin-billionaires bring down the GDP?

[Bator]

According to a certificate prepared in February 1954 by Prosecutor General R. Rudenko, Minister of Internal Affairs S. Kruglov and Minister of Justice K. Gorshenin, for the period from 1921 to February 1, 1954 he was convicted of counterrevolutionary crimes by the OGPU collegium, “triples "The NKVD, by the Special Meeting, the Military College, the courts and military tribunals of 3 people, including 777 people were sentenced to death. This is for thirty-one years. This is the end of the Civil War, this is the era after it. This is four years of a terrible war with Hitler. This is the period after the Second World War. This is a fight against gangs of Bandera and forest brothers. This includes Berry and Yezhov, and other bloody executioners. Here are the traitors of Vlasov. Here are deserters and looters. Self-shooters. Alarmists. Participants in the gangster underground. Nazi accomplices who shed blood. This is the "Leninist Guard", which destroyed a great country to the joy of the enemies of Russia. Here Zinoviev and Kamenev. Trotskyists in this number. Figures of the Comintern. Traitor and traitor Tukhachevsky, who was about to arrange a military coup. The executioner Bela Kun, thousands of drowning officers in the Crimea with stones on their necks. A multifaceted figure, polysyllabic. If you divide the total number of executed by the number of years, you will get less than 380 people a year. A lot of? Of course. But let’s not forget what years it was. And there are no tens of millions executed. This is exactly a deliberate lie. Remember this figure: 642 people. That was. It is necessary to know and remember

[verner1967]

Quote: Bator

convicted of counter-revolutionary crimes by the OGPU board, the NKVD Troika, the Special Conference, the Military College, the courts and military tribunals of 3 people,

it is officially condemned, but there were still

4 million who have been dispossessed. About half of them are sent to special settlements or to camps, the rest are simply deprived of property with a ban on living in their village, but without exile to Siberia. About another one and a half million deported Kalmyks, Chechens, Balkars, Greeks, Latvians, etc. Thus, about 9,3 million residents of the USSR were directly affected for political reasons. At the same time, the victims of the Red Terror of the Civil War (hostages shot without trial) are not taken into account, since no one has established their exact number due to the characteristics of the terror itself.

Quote: Bator

including 642 people were sentenced to death. This is for thirty-one years.

For comparison, under fascism in Italy, for the entire period of Mussolini’s rule, 4,5 people were convicted of political affairs and 9 people were executed, while Italy, too, was going through difficult times.

[verner1967]

Quote: Alexander Nezlopamyatny

Thanks to Stalin, the USSR lived for so long.

as much as 70 years !!! And then thirty of them were recognized as not quite communist, to say the least.

[Sergo]

As the saying goes, give Caesar, Caesar.
God grant Stalin's lovers that they would be sent in exile, along with their families. Let them know the joys of great power. And then let them prove that they are not enemies of the people.

[MaxMelan]

I propose to put a memorial to the victims (unwritten) of the Gaidar reforms!