1. Stalin was obsessively xenophobic.

2. 8 Stalin was obsessively xenophobic.

3. Why did Nikita Khrushchev hate Stalin?

4. is that he once met Stalin.

5. The conversation then moves from an analogy between Heracles and Stalin to the differences between Stalin and Hitler.

6. Stalin had agreed to this decision.

7. Power was the chief preoccupation of Lenin and Stalin.

8. Stalin refused to compromise on any of his demands.

9. Even in our century Stalin and Hirohito were so acclaimed.

10. Additionally, in 1936, Stalin banned renaming places after him.

11. Stalin had no intention of honouring previously signed mutual assistance treaties.

12. 13 Power was the chief preoccupation of Lenin and Stalin.

13. 11 Power was the chief preoccupation of Lenin and Stalin.

14. Stalin temporarily relented his attacks on religion during the war.

15. Some people believe that his murder was engineered by Stalin.

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17. Joseph Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union, had died the preceding year.

18. They were later arrested and executed on the orders of Stalin.

19. Even Stalin, no guileless observer, believed in and, to regret , protected Mao.

20. Stalin either failed to realize this or felt he had no choice.

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22. The blatant example of Stalin has vividly shown the world this.

23. He pleaded with Stalin several times to be allowed to go .

24. Stalin Backtracked, named his son Udhayanidhi DMK candidate for polls: Tamil Nadu CM

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26. Stalin conducted mass purges, executions and forced deportations of many ethnic groups.

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28. As commissar, Stalin was often absent from the affairs of his Commissariat.

29. Stalin reacted with the full fury of a wounded animal at bay.

30. In May 19 Stalin conceded defeat and reopened land access to Berlin.

31. In 1936, Joseph Stalin released a requirement for a multipurpose combat aircraft.

32. BECK: Stalin forced peasants to give up their farms under the banner of collectivization.

33. In the final analysis Stalin was just as much a dictator as Hitler.

34. Stalin personally directed Yezhov to torture those who were not making proper confessions.

35. Stalin and Molotov were among those who carried Gorky's coffin during the funeral.

36. It's a development that would have made Josef Stalin and Nikita Khrushchev proud.

37. In his last years, Stalin lived almost entirely secluded from the public gaze.

38. From the time of Stalin, at least, modesty and megalomania have gone hand in hand.

39. The dining room possessed a huge marble bust of Stalin, but little succulent to eat.

40. Stalin couldn't believe Germans could overcome the bunkers and ditches of Kiev's defence line.

41. Might have been the other way around: Stalin acting as a Svengali on Lenin.

42. After World War II, Stalin had become a godlike figure in the Soviet Union.

43. Hitler's attack on Russia , shortly after his pact with Stalin, was a stunning demarche.

44. Brezhnev presided over the Soviet Union for longer than any other person except Joseph Stalin.

45. Stalin had promised at the Yalta Conference that free elections would be held in Poland.

46. 28 In the final analysis Stalin was just as much a dictator as Hitler.

47. Khrushchev's secret speech in 1956 to the Twentieth Party Congress, denouncing Stalin, remained unpublished.

48. Mao unleashed his Cultural Revolution after Nikita Khrushchev denounced Soviet dictator Stalin in 19

49. Even Stalin, no guileless observer, believed in and, to his later regret, protected Mao.

50. Joseph Stalin took control of Communist Russia after Lenin's death and ruled throughout WWII.

51. Potsdam Conference of Allied leaders Truman, Stalin and Churchill ( later replaced by Attlee ) began.

52. Stalin insisted that the radio link with the German Foreign Ministry should remain open.

53. Before the war, Stalin did not attempt to push Soviet boundaries beyond their full Tsarist extent.

54. 6 Stalin was insistent that the war would be won and lost in the machine shops.

55. A telephone conversation is reputed to have taken place between Franklin D . Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin.

56. They cast their critics as a blend the querulous Neville Chamberlain and craven apologists for Stalin.

57. It showed the famous partisan leader, Ivan Zakob, wearing the medals bestowed on him by Stalin.

58. There came Stalin, for whom the really great prize of power was unobstructed enjoyment of murder.

59. In 1934, the 17th Party Congress refrained from formally re-electing Stalin as General Secretary.

60. Stalin agreed at Yalta to hold free elections in Poland, and that's a serious commitment.

61. Stalin was insistent that the war would be won and lost in the machine shops.

62. 24 Lenin and Stalin lay together in an orange glow at the bottom of a stone stairway.

63. 25 It showed the famous partisan leader, Ivan Zakob, wearing the medals bestowed on him by Stalin.

64. Another, Joseph Stalin , lost several teeth before he chewed off an edge of tough little Finland.

65. Joseph Stalin personally edited the constitution alongside Terentii Shtykov, de facto Soviet governor of North Korea, in Moscow.

66. On the streets, posters and large paintings on walls appeared of Stalin, Lenin, Marx and Mao.

67. In 1927, Stalin started using the GPU (Soviet secret police) to infiltrate and discredit the opposition.

68. They cast their critics as a blend of the querulous Neville Chamberlain and craven apologists for Stalin.

69. Stalin was wary of believing Hitler was dead, and restricted the release of information to the public.

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71. In the 1930s leading Soviet engineers arrested by Stalin laboured in special prison laboratories within the gulag.

72. The Soviet leadership openly proclaimed the illegitimacy of military bases on foreign territories only after the death of Stalin.

73. Parts of the grandiose Stalin-era building were sold to casino owners to raise money to stave off closure.

74. Following the death of Stalin in March 19 the new Soviet leaders were also seeking to relax world tensions.

75. Stalin wanted confirmation that Hitler was dead and ordered the Red Army's SMERSH unit to find the corpse.

76. Mikhail Koshkin was posthumously awarded the State Stalin Prize in 1942 and the Order of the Red Star.

77. Polikarpov was a recipient of numerous awards, including the State Stalin Prize (1941, 1943) and Hero of Socialist Labor (1940).

78. One of its first actions was to endorse Putin's idea of restoring the Soviet national anthem written for Joseph Stalin.

79. The new government set about trying to destroy Buddhism and shamanism in Tuva, a policy encouraged by Stalin.

80. It was an almost slapstick comedy in which Stalin and his cultural henchman Zhdanov confront Prokofiev and Shostakovich.