Yeah, he may be a controversial historical figure to some people, but under his watch the Red Army killed more Wehrmacht soldiers than any other faction in WW2 managed to, that's ofc a pretty big W.
No doubt and he definitely was a very influential figure. But he was also a very bitter pill that the Soviet union took to elevate themselves on the world stage.
He killed a lot of political rivals or potential rivals as well as military figures. There was the Purge that happed in the late 30s. He didn't just kill Nazis.
Yeah, he may be a controversial historical figure to some people, but under his watch the Red Army killed more Wehrmacht soldiers than any other faction in WW2 managed to, that's ofc a pretty big W.
No doubt and he definitely was a very influential figure. But he was also a very bitter pill that the Soviet union took to elevate themselves on the world stage.
Such a bitter pill that he was overwhelming popular
Still is, in Russia at least
Victory over the Nazis and going from fuedal conditions to the space age sure is bitter
The deaths of millions is definitely bitter.
Not millions of nazis and those are the only ones who's deaths are in the millions
He killed a lot of political rivals or potential rivals as well as military figures. There was the Purge that happed in the late 30s. He didn't just kill Nazis.
Purging counter revolutionaries is good. And that wasn't a million people
Trash people get trash treatment
Why do you act like nazis are humans worth counting? Mr. Sundial, are you a nazi-lover?
Millions of dead nazis is actually about as sweet as dead CEOs