A few words about Stalin and his place in the history of Russia

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The last year there are such events that you want to express yourself. So I am here a little bit naughty, and you really do not judge strictly. Or judge, but this is the opinion.

So it turns out that I am not a monarchist, not a Communist, so, from the side of the stool. But I’m not only eating into my head, and therefore I can quite make a couple of conclusions and state them quite clearly. Compared with Klitschko - and in general a genius in kind.



What, exactly, so excited me to write this opinion? And they prompted historical events, renaming, discoveries, and so on.

They gave the name Akhmat Kadyrov to St. Petersburg bridge. Well, gave - well. Kadyrov Sr. - a uniquely unique person, though utterly controversial. But the beginning of the end of the war put, definitely for a good cause died. And it is wonderful that the son continued the work and actually completed it. How and at what price is a completely different matter, which is a bit early to touch. Here the result is important. The result is that the Russians stopped dying in Chechnya, and at least for that both Kadyrov’s gratitude and appreciation.

We go further. We drank the center of memory of Boris The money was obviously more painful than the name of the Kadyrov bridge. Question: why? Evaluating the activities of this “figure” today, the only decent thing he did in two of his terms was to dump Putin and put him in his place. The rest, I'm sorry, you know. A sort of king Midas contrary. That one touched, turned into gold, well, and Borisok ...

And what are they broadcasting in this center, if you believe Mikhalkov (and I believe)? The fact that only under Yeltsin, Russia got rid of the shackles of slavery and found freedom. Well, I do not know what freedom we were then presented on a silver platter. As for me, so is the freedom to be deceived, swindled, and so on. From government officials to thousands of businessmen and businessmen who suddenly appear.

However, the center was rebuilt, the foundation of the name of the eternally booted president is working, everything is fine. They canonized, in general.

By the way, to the question of canonization. I am not in church terms. I'm in the mundane. Although the church can touch.

Take the same Nikolai Romanov, the latter. Now - the holy martyr Nikolai Romanov. That the martyr will not argue. About holiness, not sure at all. Here, by definition, everything is clear.

Holy is a person, especially honored in various religions for holiness, piety, righteousness, steadfast confession of faith, intercession before God for people.

A Muchenik is a person who is being persecuted and / or has died for denying, preaching, or refusing to renounce his religious or secular views. Most martyrs are worshiped by followers or even considered holy, becoming a symbol of heroism and courage.

And where is Romanov? Where is his holiness? You can also keep silent about secular affairs, but one war would be successfully lost, you would lose the second one, and managed to merge the whole country to a handful of Bolsheviks, quite a Jewish bottling.

But - the holy martyr. Galling (by definition). Although the year 1905 might have improved the question differently. Although what's the difference now?

In general, who wants to honor - no problem. Even with distortions. Even if it is impossible for a statesman to go with a portrait of Romanov to a march in honor of our victorious warriors in the Great Patriotic War is also not a question. Everyone is crazy about Russia from time immemorial.

But like this, we have canonization. Crooked, if for me.

And speaking of holiness, it’s still necessary to figure out who is holier, loser-king, who lost the country, president-loser, who miraculously did not lose (yes, they are similar, fact) or private Ivanov, who died in the morning of 22 June 1941. Or Sergeant Petrov, the last war and who died during the assault on the Reichstag 30 in April 1945.

The question, of course, difficult. Although I personally gave him an answer to it, and gave it for quite some time.

But back to the point for which everything started.

Definitely today the pendulum stories swung the other way. Democratic mold and Western ideals are slowly beginning to be removed from organisms by natural means. Spoiled, so to speak.

And, as Joseph Vissarionovich predicted in his time, the wind of history will blow garbage from the graves. Well, not blown away, but blows away slowly. Museum in the Tver region, a monument in the Mari ...

The call to repentance in our country is not a new matter. We were very often called upon to repent before the whole world. Behind the ruined Poles, Germans, Western Ukrainians, Balts ... Sometimes it seemed that we were guilty in a crowd before the whole world.

It seems to me that it is time to repent to a single person. A person who dragged the terrible eeriness of that war on his shoulders and, I emphasize separately, left nothing behind. No centers, no funds, no accounts in banks abroad.

For me personally, the history of the Stalin Prize is indicative. Yes, she was small. Not like Lenin, which paid the CPSU, and especially the State. The prize went entirely from Stalin's pocket. From his fees for published materials (including abroad) and from the salary. Indeed, why should the salary of a person sitting on two posts and being on state support?

And the prize was given not as a Nobel Prize. And for the specific case in the field of science, technology and art. Today it is necessary to suffer the Internet weakly in order to understand who and for what got this unfortunate Nobel Prize.

And the "Stalin"? A record holder, a seven-time winner, Sergey Ilyushin, needs internet surfing? And sixfold? Prokofiev (composer), Yakovlev, Mikoyan, Gurevich, Simonov (writer). Nobel (later) Kapitsa laureates (twice) and Lurie (three times).

Now, of course, those who have a bearded Solzhenitsker instead of an icon hanging on a wall instead of an icon, will curse in bad voices. What about repression? In which 100 killed millions of people? How about them?

Well, I once heard enough of this demobilization so much that I developed immunity, that the armor of the battleship. From the groans of the crunch of the French loaf to the fact that under Hitler we would all live in Germany today and drive a Mercedes.

Yes, would not live exactly. This is understandable today, thank God, to all normal people. Slaughtered everyone, leaving as much as needed to meet in the labor force. This is also common knowledge. They repressed - yes, and in my relatives there were both those who stayed and did not return. But, as a person who is well aware of the history of his family, I can see that two of the relatives did not return from the camps, and the front took 28. My great-grandfather had a 11 in the family, of course, where such figures come from. Plus about two hundred more Leningraders. Three branches lived there, one person survived the blockade.

What is the point? The essence of all this is that we historically need symbols and examples. And with this apparent bias. Therefore, in life, everything is not smooth in the country. Not those landmarks. Not yet. Need to change.

And it is best to start with the nearest. From the nearest. From a person whose name is really bypassed, although his service to the country is enormous. Invaluable? Maybe. So, we must evaluate. And give merit.

It seems to me that this, too, is all from the evil one. That is, from the enemy of our common. Imposing in the form of moral and moral examples of people who are not in any way. That Yeltsin, to whom the West turned, as he wanted, through his merchants, that Romanov, who is also not without sin in this regard. But they have one thing in common: they did not do anything for the good of the country.

But those who really built a great country, it does not matter, Russia or the USSR, for some reason, it is quietly accepted to bypass. Why? Yes, probably because. No one needs a strong Russia. Moreover, it is dangerous.

Did Stalin build a great union? Built by And built. And from the Romanov dynasty, I will also give an example. The father of the unfortunate king, Alexander the Third. Who would argue that under Alexander the Peacemaker Russia did not soar to the highest level of the political Olympus, he simply does not know the history. And the economic recovery was unprecedented.

In order for Russia to truly become the Russia that the whole world is looking at in the future, it is necessary to change priorities. First in the heads. Then in the ranks. It is necessary to clean. Yes, today the process is already running. We must continue. Fight for the concepts in their heads, and for making decisions on the ground. Need to say why?

Because it is vital that both through 10 and 50 in years there are enough people in Russia who think not only about their account in a Swiss bank. Which will delight in Stalin, and not in Yeltsin. And you need to learn your future today. Although actually it was necessary the day before yesterday, but this is all in Russian. Fine.

But it is necessary to learn by examples of strong people, which in our history abound. Including it is necessary to finally remove the historical garbage from the grave of Stalin.

Then there will be Russia. Strong and strong.

In our time, it is not customary to reckon with the weak - they are only considered strong.
(J. V. Stalin, "Report to the XVII Congress of the Party on the Work of the Central Committee of the CPSU (B.)" T.13, page.302.)
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  1. +2
    2 July 2016 17: 08
    Regarding Stalin... Here is the First World War, not 1914 - 1918, but 1812. Napoleon in this war killed a third of the population of France, a bunch of other nations, was defeated, convicted and exiled to the island of St. Elena. And he loved women, and did not offend himself, he ate on gold. And yet, no one in the world, not even the French, considers him a criminal and is proud of him. Stalin raised the country from ruins in 12 years, won the Second World War as a commander (just don’t talk about the second front and the Russian soldier!), raised the country from ruin for the second time and brought it to world leaders...
  2. 0
    2 July 2016 17: 25
    But under what role will GDP go down in history? The centenary of October 1917 is approaching! Analogies suggest themselves. The lower classes don't want to, and the upper classes cannot live in the old way. And forbid, don’t forbid Putin and Co., many people are waiting for Stalin, and then you can’t hide from an ice pick even in Mexico. There will be Stalin, there will be Sudoplatov and there will be your own Mercader. For the whole company.
    1. +2
      2 July 2016 21: 01
      The picture is spot on - a conspiracy was hatched back then oligarchs (boyars) with active support West (Polish king)...
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  3. +2
    2 July 2016 17: 33
    Stalin can be honored simply because, more than 60 years after his death, debates about his role in history have not subsided. Toadstools like Solzhenitsyn consider him a monster, smart people consider him a great figure who advanced his native country. Who is right? History already shows that he was great because he did not follow the lead of the West. And every political petty bark at his great name, fearing that a new Stalin will come and she (the petty) Khan will come.
  4. -1
    2 July 2016 20: 20
    TO ALL THE RED-FINISHED ILLUSTRATS FROM THE FORUM WHO CONSIDER NICHOLAS 2ND TO BE A MENTAL CIVIL LEADER - just compare the front line of the end of 1915 (when we had the worst situation in the entire WWI) and the beginning of 1942! Got it, smart guys? fool
    Minus, minus - disproveThere aren't enough brains!
    1. +1
      2 July 2016 20: 52
      Compare, boorish tram. The USSR was attacked by a united Europe, and plus you, the internal enemies of the communists from among the citizens of the USSR - more than a million ran to grovel before the Nazis.
      And in the First World War, no one attacked the Russian Empire; it entered the war by attacking East Prussia.
      And anyway, Nicholas II surrendered Russian territories to the Germans. Occupied by the Germans on the day of the abdication of the Russian Emperor - 02.03.1917/0,3/23,2 - and actually lost Russian lands had an area of ​​1914 million sq. km with a population of XNUMX million people (in XNUMX G.).
      1. 0
        2 July 2016 21: 04
        Quote: tatra
        Compare, boorish tram. The USSR was attacked by a united Europe


        He compared - England, France and the States were our allies in both WWI and WWII. Or do you seriously consider Italy and Romania, idiot? laughing
        1. +1
          2 July 2016 21: 13
          Why this stupid answer? Just as during the Civil War, Soviet Russia was attacked by 14 interventionist countries, plus you, the internal enemies of the communists, and the same thing happened during the Great Patriotic War.
          1. +1
            2 July 2016 22: 46
            Quote: tatra
            How during Civil War Soviet Russia was attacked by 14 interventionist countries, plus you, the internal enemies of the communists,


            Yeah, they attacked with all their might... laughing
            This place had to be robbed and, most importantly, the whites had to be scammed out of money for their “help.” Like the same Judas Laidoner am hit white in the back, remind me?
            Quote from your beloved Lenin (from memory, I can’t vouch for the accuracy): “The slightest effort by England or France would be enough to put an end to Soviet power!” I just didn’t really want to...
          2. +1
            2 July 2016 22: 46
            Quote: tatra
            How during Civil War Soviet Russia was attacked by 14 interventionist countries, plus you, the internal enemies of the communists,


            Yeah, they attacked with all their might... laughing
            This place had to be robbed and, most importantly, the whites had to be scammed out of money for their “help.” Like the same Judas Laidoner am hit white in the back, remind me?
            Quote from your beloved Lenin (from memory, I can’t vouch for the accuracy): “The slightest effort by England or France would be enough to put an end to Soviet power!” I just didn’t really want to...
      2. 0
        2 July 2016 21: 29
        Quote: tatra
        Compare, boorish tram. The USSR was attacked by a united Europe


        He compared - England, France and the States were our allies in both WWI and WWII. Or do you seriously consider Italy and Romania, idiot? laughing
        1. +1
          2 July 2016 22: 04
          Is the record stuck?
    2. +1
      3 July 2016 00: 58
      Nobody St. He does not consider Nicholas a mediocre commander. When he headed Headquarters, things went smoothly. But there was no need to leave it in February 1917
    3. -1
      3 July 2016 09: 19
      But why did you amputate your brain? They counted. that imbecility is not enough?
  5. -5
    2 July 2016 20: 22
    It is better not to touch Alexander Isaviech (the kingdom of heaven to him). Still got hurt! But in his work, meaningfully filled with hatred, “The Gulag Archipelago”, he did not write about Bloody Gebnya, he wrote - “What didn’t I do? Whatever this would not have happened!” Of course, he “invented” a lot, especially since, as there always turned out to be a lot of witnesses. It’s not like now “I haven’t seen anything, I don’t know anything.” For me, Stalin’s only mistake was that he could not persuade his Jewish diplomats to join the AXIS. This means they “divorced” him. Nobody writes that it was not Stalin who decided the issues in May 1941, but our Jewish lobby. Everyone wanted war! It’s psychologically simple: if you work in a factory all your life, from morning to night, sometimes on Sundays you listen to the orchestra in the park and drink beer, then war becomes entertainment for you. As in the First, a bunch of people came to Zimny, on their knees praising the Emperor for his decision to fight Germany. And how did it end? Likewise, under Stalin, war was necessary. In fact, our citizens signed up as volunteers quite often. But with whom to fight? It was logical to fight with the Entente. Moreover, the bloc of the Soviet Union and United Europe, led by National Socialist Germany and the Fascist Party of Italy, worked quite well.
  6. +4
    2 July 2016 20: 38
    STALIN is the greatest ruler of RUSSIA. Eternal GLORY TO HIM!
  7. 0
    2 July 2016 20: 47
    Let's catch up! There are a lot of people who write that their relatives suffered from Stalin’s repressions. About myself: my great-grandfathers and grandfather on my wife’s side were not harmed, my great-grandfathers and my grandfather on my father’s side were not harmed, although my grandfather was the chairman of the City Committee of Elgensa. My wife’s grandfather took Berlin (self-propelled gun tankman), my mother’s grandfather was the personal driver of the director of the Elektrostal plant during the Great Patriotic War. No one suffered from any repression. My mother, she was a party member, said that when Khrushchev’s closed report was read to them, she did not believe it, because in the bookbinding shop there was not a single person, not a single relative who was repressed.
    1. -1
      3 July 2016 09: 35
      Absolutely right. I’ll tell you about myself - on my father’s side from the peasants, on my mother’s from the Cossacks (Ural). All the grandfathers fought - all the miners of our “Golden Valley”, one grandmother was a librarian, and one grandfather became a warehouse manager at a gold mine after the war (already with an order), somehow no one spoke about any “terrible repressions”. And there were none, apparently.
  8. 0
    3 July 2016 00: 09
    Thank you for the article...I would like them to take an even closer look at archeology and history to restore the true history of Russia.
  9. Elh
    +1
    3 July 2016 01: 01
    Gentlemen, anti-STALINS, please answer the question, what would you do if you were in STALIN’s place.
    1. -3
      3 July 2016 01: 41
      I would have personally met with Fuhrrer in Sochi, would have persuaded him to give us the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles, would not have insisted on our protectorate of Finland and would have divided the English colonies in Iran, Palestine and India. He would send European Jews to Palestine (which is what happened), and not to Birobidzhan (Führrer suggested to Madagascar). I would also have sent several “party” comrades with ice picks to the remaining Trotskyists, I think the Gestapo would have helped. There would be a new EU (it already existed by 1941) without gays and lesbians. Together with the Germans, they would have created a nuclear bomb faster, and there would have been no Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Yes, and it was possible to agree with the Japanese so that they would not torture anyone (the Japanese embassy did not close; during the war it operated in Kuibyshev).
      1. +1
        3 July 2016 08: 34
        Interesting idea. Writers of the alternative history genre take note. Maybe there are already such books, no one knows?
  10. +1
    3 July 2016 05: 16
    As soon as the name of Stalin flashes in some article, it immediately begins... what The entire historical truth about Stalin will never be published, because not everyone will be able to live as Stalin lived. These “pair of words” will always be more extensive than other monographs Yes It is gratifying that any action of the leader during his lifetime was not a secret from the Soviet people, and his understandable calls aroused both old and young. It is admirable that everything that was done was ultimately done for the benefit of the state. It’s disgusting that worthless scum and worms from politics, various kinds of corn aphids began to dance on the tombstone of the “lion”...
    It’s a pity that about today’s “helmswomen” (yes, what about today’s, many of the past) after their name you can only write “two dates and a dash between them”... negative
  11. 0
    3 July 2016 08: 30
    And also about Comrade Stalin. I recently read the memoirs of the writer Nikitin, so he remembered that at school they were taught (around the late 40s-early 50s) that Chan and Franco were “decorative” and “fake” generalissimos, and Comrade Stalin was correct, because he , as required by the statute of this rank, commanded not only the Soviet Army, but also the Polish Army. If anyone understands such details, please comment.
  12. 0
    3 July 2016 08: 48
    Today in Yekaterinburg they will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 1996 presidential elections. Then, in a dramatic struggle, Boris Yeltsin won against Gennady Zyuganov. In the second round, the opponents scored 53% and 40%, respectively. However, there is still an opinion that the results were rigged.

    The program for teenagers starts at 11:00. The game session “Vote or Lose” at the Yeltsin Museum is dedicated to one of the key mechanisms of society’s influence on government – ​​democratic elections. During the educational excursion and an exciting game, class participants will try to answer the question of why it is so important to exercise their right to vote.

    At 15:00 the master class “Decoupage: pre-election outrageousness” and a thematic excursion will begin. The tour tells about interesting facts of the 1996 presidential election campaign. During the master class, participants will paint images of the “Vote or Lose” election campaign onto ceramic plates.

    An hour later, a discussion “Presidential Elections 1996: Victory or Defeat?” will take place in the conference room. The main speaker will be the famous political scientist Dmitry Oreshkin, as well as Yeltsin’s assistant in 1996, Georgy Satarov.

    Let us remind you that the Boris Yeltsin Center was opened in November last year. The ceremony was attended by Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev. On Friday evening, the media façade on the building that houses the center of the first president of Russia was launched.
    (C)
  13. 0
    3 July 2016 08: 51
    The fact that only under Yeltsin Russia got rid of the shackles of slavery and gained freedom. Well, I don’t know what kind of freedom they handed us on a silver platter back then.

    Oh, how wonderful freedom is for a slave
    And how sweet she is for a scoundrel
    Free knowing her hardships
    I'm ready to give it away. Changing for life
    And only to MAN is the concept of freedom alien.
    Without it, his life will be without need.

    Well, count how many corpses FREEDOM costs.
  14. +2
    3 July 2016 09: 40
    It is necessary to put the rails on which he promised to put his head in the Yeltsin museum
  15. -1
    3 July 2016 11: 36
    Stalin is the pride of Russia!!! And the dead Yeltsin and the still-living Judas Gorbachev are scum for whom, not only do they need to open memory centers, but they need to be buried, what they did for them, only in a cattle burial ground.
  16. 0
    3 July 2016 15: 00
    Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Joseph Stalin...Each of them, having become a ruler, began to “repair” what was left of the previous leader, and simply simply “tighten the screws” in the weakened mechanism of power. At the same time, all the “liberals” sucked in and stole , under the old government, they began to squeal (as always) until they were silenced or sent to community service. So that they would do less dirty tricks. Moreover, all these new rulers did not forget to extol technological progress. But simply taking the country to a new stage of development.
  17. -1
    3 July 2016 15: 42
    Author, would you write such an article while sitting in the Gulag? If yes, then you have a slave psychology. And why did everyone get the idea that if it weren’t for Stalin, the war would not have been won? The man who forced people to live in barracks, put thousands in camps, instilled fear in the country, everyone was afraid to say too much about the party and himself. Famine, slave labor in the villages, passports were not given to the peasants. They worked for workdays. Author, you are clearly not normal. Would you like to go back to that time with your children and grandchildren? Let's compare how America and Europe developed at this time. How people lived there. Author, hit your head against the wall, maybe your brain will start working correctly. Or do you want to work to the detriment of your health for some incomprehensible idea that will supposedly bring happiness to your great-grandchildren?
  18. +1
    3 July 2016 16: 08
    Unfortunately, it won’t be long before we understand what kind of era it was during Stalin’s time. He led then, you can write a lot about him and you can very firmly say that he is one of the greatest leaders of the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, - Russia.
  19. +1
    3 July 2016 20: 09
    The Japanese copied the economic system and educational system of the USSR from Stalin's times. Do they live badly now? PS If they weren't the NATO six, they would live even better.
  20. +2
    3 July 2016 20: 12
    Quote: vasilev
    The Japanese copied the economic system and educational system of the USSR from Stalin's times. Do they live badly now? PS If they weren't the NATO six, they would live even better.
  21. 0
    3 July 2016 20: 15
    Mao Zedong in 1964 looked into the water.
  22. +1
    3 July 2016 20: 29
    The swineherd-corn farmer Khrushchev threw Stalin out of the mausoleum and threw mud at his name only so that his own glory would be no worse than Stalin’s.
  23. +1
    3 July 2016 21: 05
    Joseph Vissarionovich is an odious and controversial personality. Imagine Yeltsin with an inheritance to his family worth one old overcoat? In general, if we talk about those years, then in comparison with the 80-90s, the country was not plundered, the people were not humiliated by the Chubais-Nemtsovs, and someone like Stalin was at the helm, then so what? I think it’s not very fun, the legal and managerial plankton was absent, the country was working for its own good. By what forces? I think with blood and calluses. Because of this, there would be no monuments to brothers and bankers, there would be no Chechnya, Yugoslavia, and in Asia everything would be fine. In Russia there can only be two types of government (not my words): monarchy or dictatorship. By the beginning of the 20th century, the monarchy had outlived its usefulness, but Stalin’s dictatorship gave results that we have enjoyed for more than 50 years. I am not a political scientist and not a historian, but I believe that Russia is a country where personalities like Stalin left a positive mark rather than a negative one. I didn’t live in 30-50, but my grandparents never spoke badly about them, but it was hard , but they passed this test, strong-willed people. But in the 80s you could often see a portrait of I.V. Stalin behind the windshield of a Lada.
  24. 0
    3 July 2016 23: 58
    In the memoirs of one of Stalin’s people’s commissars, in my opinion Molotov, I don’t remember now and it doesn’t matter, the following idea is given - one of the results of the Great Purge was the destruction of the fifth column in the country. Without this, the war would have been immeasurably more difficult to win.
    Today the fifth column is more numerous and better equipped and financed. But now there is a war or, if anyone prefers, a pre-war situation. And it becomes extremely difficult to win this war due to the presence of five-column troops almost everywhere, including the echelons of power.
    Do you want to know the number of five-column units on our forum? Watch for the waterfall of downvotes for this post.
    Five-column soldiers, here you go!
  25. 0
    4 July 2016 08: 11
    Quote: AllXVahhaB
    Today in Yekaterinburg they will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 1996 presidential elections. Then, in a dramatic struggle, Boris Yeltsin won against Gennady Zyuganov. In the second round, the opponents scored 53% and 40%, respectively. However, there is still an opinion that the results were rigged.

    The program for teenagers starts at 11:00. The game session “Vote or Lose” at the Yeltsin Museum is dedicated to one of the key mechanisms of society’s influence on government – ​​democratic elections. During the educational excursion and an exciting game, class participants will try to answer the question of why it is so important to exercise their right to vote.

    At 15:00 the master class “Decoupage: pre-election outrageousness” and a thematic excursion will begin. The tour tells about interesting facts of the 1996 presidential election campaign. During the master class, participants will paint images of the “Vote or Lose” election campaign onto ceramic plates.

    An hour later, a discussion “Presidential Elections 1996: Victory or Defeat?” will take place in the conference room. The main speaker will be the famous political scientist Dmitry Oreshkin, as well as Yeltsin’s assistant in 1996, Georgy Satarov.

    Let us remind you that the Boris Yeltsin Center was opened in November last year. The ceremony was attended by Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev. On Friday evening, the media façade on the building that houses the center of the first president of Russia was launched.
    (C)

    The fact that those elections were rigged, indeed dramatic, has already been confirmed!
    Therefore, there is no need to quietly impose doubt like - there is an opinion
  26. 0
    4 July 2016 09: 08
    Yes, this man is great - a BLOCK, unlike the current ones, the GOOD OF THE PEOPLE is a component of his success, but what a blessing the current government is - a bunch of people for whom communism was created, close to the body and power, but 23 million CITIZENS live below the poverty line RUSSIA. From 1920 to 1941, the economic power of RUSSIA-USSR grew 24 times, and now we cannot even catch up with 1990 in terms of GDP. On one side there is a BLOCK, and on the other....?
  27. 0
    4 July 2016 09: 55
    produced almost 6% of the gross industrial output, with artels and industrial cooperatives producing 40% of furniture, 70% of metal utensils, more than a third of all knitwear, and almost all children's toys. There were about a hundred design bureaus, 22 experimental laboratories and even two research institutes in the business sector
  28. 0
    4 July 2016 09: 56
    In 1952, months before his death, the old chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers wrote: “It is necessary to firmly ensure not the mythical “rational organization” of the productive forces, but the continuous growth of all social production... It would be wrong to think that it is possible to achieve serious cultural growth of members of society without serious changes in the current labor situation. It is necessary to radically improve living conditions and raise the real wages of workers and employees (...) through a further systematic reduction in the prices of consumer goods (...) Only after all these preliminary conditions taken together are met, can it be hoped that work will turn from a heavy burden into pleasure".
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  30. 0
    4 July 2016 20: 49
    Such is the vigorous geography...