Essays on Joseph Stalin

Stalin in World War 2 Winston Churchill provokes Russia: “Russia is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma” It was September 1939 World War 2 just started and the Soviet Union was one of the best powers in the world. At first it…

In the beginning of WWII, Hitler attacked Austria, but that was mainly Germans anyway and nobody took any actions against Germany. Then he signed the Munich agreement with Neville Chamberlain, which said the Czech republic was the last place Hitler was going to attack. He…

Genocide Case Study: Holodomor In June of 1933, a doctor residing in Ukraine wrote in a letter how she had not resorted to cannibalism yet but was not “sure that [she] shall not be one by the time [her] letter reaches you”. In the course…

Loseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili was a revolutionary figure in world history and his life paints a conflicted portrait on how one can simultaneously be a good leader, loved, detested, successful, and failed. Renowned historian Robert Conquest is quoted as stating that loseb, “perhaps more than…

During his years in power Stalin ruled as a ruthless dictator who killed off his opponents and terrorized Russians. However he was viewed by his people as a hero who cared for them and was improving the lives of Russian people. His policies modernized Russia…

Joseph Stalin or whose actual name is “Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili”, I’m going to start off starting pretty dark and depressing. He and his family were poor and he was a child on 4. He was the only one in his family to survive. His dad…