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    • historiclyOfficial [none/use name]
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      4 years ago

      The Moscow trials are public record. Feel free to examine the evidence and the court transcripts yourself. They have been translated into every imaginable language.

            • historiclyOfficial [none/use name]
              2·
              4 years ago

              Read the transcripts. I promise you they were neither tortured nor was the confession forced. After the prosecutor proved each point, some of them confessed in hopes of manipulating the soviets. Also, I bet you never learned about the derailed trains or the miners who suffocated to death. THe difference is that in capitalist America, the supervisor at the mine gets to be free and run for the Senate. In the USSR, the workers themselves headed the investigation committee and did such a thorough investigation that they found the plot. Then, mostly it was people snitching on others in hopes of leniency, but because the USSR was a worker state, the people were like "F this shit" and they got no leniency.

    • volkvulture [none/use name]
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      4 years ago

      It's true

      Kamenev and Zinoviev and Bukharin were convicted criminals, believe all the sob stories you want to

      Mensheviks were not comrades, they were bourgeois fancy lads

      Trotsky sought help from NS Germany and fascist Japan