Khrushchev: Stalin planned military operations around the globe

Nikita Khrushchev at a closed meeting of the XX Congress of the CPSU: “I must say that Stalin was planning (military) globe operations. Yes, comrades, he will take the globe and show the front line on it. ”

This documented quote is given by the famous stories Alexey Isaev.

Continuation of the Khrushchev quote:

I tell Comrade Vasilevsky: show the situation on the map.

Alexey Isaev notes that these statements can be defined at best as fiction. There are many documents that reflect real data on how Joseph Stalin was reported on the situation at the front. The daily situation was reported on maps prepared by the General Staff of the Red Army.

Another myth being circulated: Joseph Stalin at the beginning of the war was poorly versed in military matters, or even not at all. "Only in the year 43-44 did he begin to more or less understand the essence of military affairs."

Alexei Isaev notes that such statements appeared at a time when there was no access to documentary sources. Now such access is available, and therefore myths are exposed quite easily.

The historian’s lecture at the Stalin Readings is presented on the YouTube Day channel on YouTube:

Comments

[Insurgent]

Khrushchev: Stalin planned military operations around the globe

Yes, Nikita, around the globe, because unlike you, the party organizer-functionary of the small-town, Joseph Vissarionovich was a strategist, a person with a vision of perspective ...

[lelik613]

Tzimes is that Stalin had a globe CAM whistle-blower

[Insurgent]

Quote: lelik613

Tzimes in the fact that Stalin himself was a globe

I’m looking at the NSC, and before my eyes ... Kovtun. Similar flawed small-town viper.

[lelik613]

The land there is, "the place is not good."

[gurzuf]

I recalled the phrase of Joseph Vissarionovich about Khrushchev - calm down. Is Joseph Vissarionovich a fool allowed to plan military operations.

[Sergej1972]

And by and large, Stalin Khrushchev appreciated. It is enough to see what posts Khrushchev held from the mid-30s to 1953. Key regions: Moscow, Ukraine. Member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b), and then the Bureau of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the CPSU.

[Revolver]

Stalin kept him for being "useful".

[Revolver]

Correction: there was a "useful dypak" before the moderation.

[Cyril G ...]

Absolutely right.

[Andrey Mikhaylov]

I fully support you! Happy Great Victory Day to you.

[d ^ Amir]

You are absolutely right ...
Happy Holidays dear Soforumites !!!

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: 210ox

Site administration, let's not on this Holiday Day

smear the authority of VO by posting like this:

Khrushchev: Stalin planned military operations around the globe

I will skip all the country's leaders to the HMS, EBN, GDP and DAM ... Name at least one operation planned by these people ... But you do not print that not one of them had the slightest idea about military service in general their merits and contributions to victory are extremely reckless. Although, you can analyze the results of the Chechen and Georgian wars ... But can they be compared to the war in which 70 cities and villages were destroyed.
People write correctly. To publish such articles, and even on the great Victory Day ... It's just disgusting ...

[Insurgent]

More about I.V. Stalin, in the context of the DPR ...

We, on the Opinion portal of the Public Movement “Donetsk Republic”, launched a petition to move the Shevchenko monument in front of the Government building (former Regional State Administration) to another location (Shcherbakov Park) and install a monument to Stalin in its place.

http://mnenie.oddr.info/ustanovit-pamyatnik-i-v-stalinu-na-ploshhadi-pered-domom-pravitelstva/#comments

Petition text:

29.04.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX Posted by Administrator

In connection with the information on the consideration by the Administration of the Head of the Donetsk People's Republic of the issue of restoring the monument to I.V. I consider it necessary for Stalin in Donetsk (Stalin) to propose to consider the possibility of installing it in A.V. Zakharchenko at the site of the monument to T.G. Shevchenko.
Considering that a breakthrough in the industrial development of Donbass and Donetsk was connected with the period of Stalin’s leadership, in particular, in the most difficult international situation, a monument to the great general secretary should be erected on the square in front of the Government House - for example and imitation.
Monument T.G. Shevchenko, as an integral symbol of Little Russian culture, I propose to install in one of the parks of culture and rest (for example, in the Central Park of Culture and Rest named after AS Shcherbakov).

The author of the petition is Kozlovsky Maxim Sergeevich.

[Moreno]

I agree!!!

[Spektr]

Yes, these cheap things are not imprisoned for such provocations, especially on Victory Day. In general, nonhumans moved out of coils.

[Pavel57]

For such material I will not support VO.

[mark1]

[quoteStalin planned military operations around the globe] [/ quote]
Which emphasizes the scale of personality.

[alone]

I don’t believe that Vasilevsky could report to him the situation at the front, because the situation at the front can be reported to someone who can make this or that decision .. Khrushev could not be such a person .. He proved it with his decisions after the war at the post first person state

[Uncle Izya]

How did this bastard Khrushchev become a secretary general? It is a pity that he was not shot for Stalingrad yet and most of all he passed death sentences

[Insurgent]

Quote: Uncle Izya

How did this bastard Khrushchev become the Secretary General?

Intrigue, intrigue, and again intrigue ...

[Pvi1206]

Stalin thought globally ... an important quality of the leader of such a power as Russia ...

[rocket757]

Nikita Khrushchev at a closed meeting of the XX Congress of the CPSU: “I must say that Stalin planned

Stalin, in contrast to this short-circuit does not / D \ omerka, PLANNED their actions .... i.e. THOUGHT !!!
what did many other figures try to portray brain activity, after it, is this a big question ???

[Dart2027]

It’s interesting, but how was it possible to fight at all when the army was commanded around the globe? You can treat Stalin differently, but this is obvious nonsense.

[Barmaleyka]

Quote: Dart2027

You can treat Stalin differently, but this is obvious nonsense.

"the more monstrous you lie, the sooner they will believe you" A. Hitler, Mein Kampf "(1925)

[Dart2027]

I know this statement, but here it is not monstrous, but simply stupid.

[knn54]

"Corn aphid" - the people in vain will not say.
"Khrushchev entered into a battle with the 'dead lion' and emerged defeated!"
W. Churchill.

[Barmaleyka]

Quote: knn54

Khrushchev entered the fray with the "dead lion" and came out of it defeated!

but he defeated the country

[Barmaleyka]

Khrushchev: Stalin planned military operations around the globe

not being able to reach the same heights as the head of state that Stalin reached, Khurshchev was forced to level the level of Stalin in order to rise himself, the problem is that he thereby struck the foundations of Soviet statehood from which the Union has not recovered

[Spektr]

Quote: Barmaleyka

not being able to reach the same heights as the head of state that Stalin reached, Khrushchev was forced to level the level of Stalin to rise himself ...

This is exactly what the USA is doing now to hang itself.

[seacap]

Right up to his elbows in blood, until anurez he was afraid of the leader, to whom he had repeatedly told to calm down and not muzzle the people, having no education, I doubt that he himself knew where the north is on the map and how the maps differ from the globe, the "top" he managed to show his intellect in all its glory during the years of his short reign, laying the foundations for the destruction of the state and the Stalinist legacy. In general, on such days the site could not publish these materials, how many lies and spitting on the Victory Day of the SOVIET People are already possible.

[Kuroneko]

Another myth being circulated: Joseph Stalin at the beginning of the war was poorly versed in military matters, or even not at all. "Only in the year 43-44 did he begin to more or less understand the essence of military affairs."

Actually, he had a phenomenal memory. At meetings, he instantly called and specific plants, and their leaders, and designers. How he remembered exactly where and which division is currently located, under whose command, and so on.
The only "weakness" he had about the fleet (well, he loved the big, harsh ships). But this did not affect the course of the Great Patriotic War.

[ximkim]

All a happy holiday. As always, the Rulers ate one another’s friend, scolded, and killed. The whole point is that most rulers came to power to realize their ideas. In the history of Russia there are few leaders who did not want the country to stand still. But then again, there are no rulers who. (how to say.), knowing that when he leaves (that is, here he is the receiver), concern for the homeland will continue. There has not yet been such a case. Stalin wrote himself in the story that you can do a lot of things and not blame anyone on TV, only things.

[nov_tech.vrn]

Nikita the fool was noted not only for this, few people remember why Stalin wrote to him "calm down". dry winds and desertification of plowed lands, the notorious 1.200000, the list goes on

[1536]

Yes, at I.V. Stalin had strategic thinking, which allowed him to mentally cover the entire globe, and not just the bottom of the vodka bottle or the “arrow” with which one could steal and sell something.

[leonid-zherebtcov]

delirium of the bald freak-Trotskyist Khrushchev ...

[AllBiBek]

A jackal can even kick a dead lion. Arabic proverb.

[tatarin1972]

Khrushchev, as a person and a leader, was anecdotal (I really want to write foul language). In the words of Churchill: "Khrushchev began to fight the dead and left it defeated."

[Revolver]

They also say that Stalin and Beria were allegedly shot in vain, in a row and indiscriminately. And if you look, you’re not shot. At least one - Khrushchev. It cost Stalin a reputation, and Beria also life.

[Barmal]

The problem of the USSR after Stalin's death was the fact that Comrade Zhukov chose Khrushchev and shot Beria. If this comrade does the opposite, the probability of a fall in the economic development of the Soviet Union is rapidly vanishing. Nobody is going to tax peasants on apple and currant trees, reform collective farms into state farms, cut warships. But Zhukov did not choose Beria. Lohanul. And after that he spent a lot of time in "exile". That is why it is dialectic.

[Yury Siritsky]

This maize invented various nonsense to defame Stalin.

[Radical]

Khrushchev: Stalin planned military operations around the globe

Well, then it sounded something like the passage about the production of galoshes for the USSR in Africa now!

[ruben morelli]

Under the leadership of the great Stalin, the army and its people, he saved the world from Nazism.