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https://www.reddit.com/r/russia/comments/493m4x/stalins_tomb_in_the_moscow_kremlin_march_5th_2016/d0ougi8

As I noted elsewhere, this is sad and disgusting. Russia messed up big-time by not removing those busts and the mausoleum in 1991.

You are sad and disgusting.

https://www.reddit.com/r/russia/comments/493m4x/stalins_tomb_in_the_moscow_kremlin_march_5th_2016/d0owdof

Stalin's communist regime killed a lot of people BUT if not that tough regime USSR would lose the war to Nazi Germany.

That is extremely debatable. Because of Stalin's forced famine and otherwise murderous policies, the people of the Ukraine and the Baltics greeted the Nazis with flowers.

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