Koba, why do you need me to die?

This was probably Koba's reaction too if we're being honest

>consistent

>Bukharin emerged as the leader of the Left Communists in bitter opposition to Lenin's decision to sign the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
>NEP

The letters from Aldo Moro are quite depressing

"And one must be a Trotsky not to lay down one's arms."
- Bukharin

spoken like a true cuck

the Trotskyite-Zinovievite terrorist center had it coming

>tfw you let Stalin rub your head because he thinks it's funny but then he has your daughter raped and you executed anyway

>Bukharin: "Communist not kill communist"
>Koba: [autistic screeching]

>when we entered Germany all we saw were destitute old people near destroyed homes. We didn't exact revenge on them we only felt pity on them.

-T-34 in action by Artyom Drabkin and Oleg Pushkin.

>only felt pity on them.

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can't find proofs of soviet crimes
post propaganda paintings.

Honestly Stalin was cuck for not gassing the germans he has conquered.

>almost every time a communist revolution is successful Dear Leader ends up executing anyone that poses the slightest threat to his rule
>Leftists have learned absolutely nothing from this, and continue to hope that yet another violent revolution in their country will have a different outcome

Even Castro had one of his old comrades executed on trumped-up "drug smuggling" charges ffs

kek

what did he mean by this

>Anne de Gaulle (1 January 1928 – 6 February 1948) was the youngest daughter of General Charles de Gaulle and his wife, Yvonne.
>She was born with Down syndrome and lived with her family until her death. De Gaulle's relatives all testified that the General, who was normally undemonstrative in his affections for his family, was open and extroverted with Anne. He would entertain her with songs, dances, and pantomimes.
>In the 1930s, it was common for French families to place disabled children permanently in hospitals that were woefully ill-equipped to care them. Charles and Yvonne de Gaulle, however, refused to send Anne to live with “strangers.” In de Gaulle’s words, “God has given her to us. We must take responsibility for her, wherever she is and whatever she will be.”
>According to his son, De Gaulle didn’t hesitate to play on the floor with Anne, singing to her and telling stories, even allowwing her to play with one of his most treasured possessions: his officer’s kepi hat. De Gaulle also said prayers with Anne in the evening. Painstakingly, she would repeat each word after her father. “You see,” de Gaulle proudly informed his relatives, “she knows her prayers!”
>...de Gaulle constantly inquired about Anne’s well-being. On one occasion, Anne had an operation while he was absent on maneuvers. De Gaulle telephoned incessantly to ask if she was in pain, whether the procedure had succeeded, what the doctors were saying, etc. Anne seems to have been aware of just how much she meant to her father. Her first governess recalled that Anne adored him and would be visibly upset when his responsibilities took de Gaulle away from his family.
>Anne died of pneumonia on 6 February 1948, aged 20 at Colombey-les-Deux-Églises. Upon her death, her father said: "Now, she's like the others." ("Maintenant, elle est comme les autres.")

I guess he meant that Trotsky was extremist

>Maintenant, elle est comme les autres

Somehow, hearing it in your own language makes it really hit home

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>caring about russians

>born in Germany
>has down syndrome
WHOA

Who's that?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanislav_Kosior

Thanks user