@@matthewhedrichjr.5445 1) it's MAMMA MIA... Not mama mia 2) If by "italian gibbering" you mean what super Mario sometimes says ... Well ... Trust me it's not Italian, it clearly says sounds at random
To be fair, didn't the Soviet government always make anyone who could potentially revolt disappear? The Soviet government was okay with people sending complaints, but protests crossed the line for them.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Yes, but Stalin was notoriously paranoid, so much so that he murdered every single officer in the red army in the fear of betrayal. Hitler per example was actually a lot more open when it came to criticism and so was found very often arguing with his own generals, Stalin not so much.
@@JohnnyLouisXIX He did not kill "every single officer" in the red army. The death count is greatly exaggerated by the west. He mostly killed the veterans of the civil war.
@@JohnnyLouisXIX Yes, but they were not "every single officer in the army." And I'm pretty sure the Red Army had a vast hierarchy of leaders, not just generals. And let's just be glad he spared Georgy Zhukov.
The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
Here are some Paul Robeson quotes about the USSR, "Mankind has never witnessed the equal constitution of the USSR... Firstly, because of the significance it has for my people generally. Everywhere else, outside of the Soviet world, black men are an oppressed and inhumanely exploited people." "Why should the negroes ever fight against the only nations of the world where racial discrimination is prohibited, and where people can live freely? Never! I can assure you, they will never fight against the Soviet Union or the peoples' democracies." "I am truly happy that I am able to travel from time to time to the USSR, the country I love above all. I always have been, I am now, and will always be, a loyal friend of the Soviet Union." "If the United States and the United Nations truly want peace and security, let them fulfill the hopes of the common people everywhere - let them work together to accomplish on a worldwide scale, precisely the kind of Democratic association of free people which characterizes the Soviet Union today."
"It is difficult for me to imagine what 'personal liberty' is enjoyed by an unemployed hungry person. True freedom can only be where there is no exploitation and oppression of one person by another; where there is no unemployment, and where a person is not living in fear of losing his job, his home, and his bread. Only in such a society personal and any other freedom can exist for real an not on paper." - Joseph Stalin
@@ninj2798 I know little of the purges other than it got lots of people killed, and that hte purges against doctors was mostly driven out of stalin's anti-semitic views and seeing medicine as "jewish science" (not too far from hitler's hatred of physics as a jewish science too). Who is lysenko?
The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
Here are some Paul Robeson quotes about the USSR, "Mankind has never witnessed the equal constitution of the USSR... Firstly, because of the significance it has for my people generally. Everywhere else, outside of the Soviet world, black men are an oppressed and inhumanely exploited people." "Why should the negroes ever fight against the only nations of the world where racial discrimination is prohibited, and where people can live freely? Never! I can assure you, they will never fight against the Soviet Union or the peoples' democracies." "I am truly happy that I am able to travel from time to time to the USSR, the country I love above all. I always have been, I am now, and will always be, a loyal friend of the Soviet Union." "If the United States and the United Nations truly want peace and security, let them fulfill the hopes of the common people everywhere - let them work together to accomplish on a worldwide scale, precisely the kind of Democratic association of free people which characterizes the Soviet Union today."
If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
"It is difficult for me to imagine what 'personal liberty' is enjoyed by an unemployed hungry person. True freedom can only be where there is no exploitation and oppression of one person by another; where there is no unemployment, and where a person is not living in fear of losing his job, his home, and his bread. Only in such a society personal and any other freedom can exist for real an not on paper." - Joseph Stalin
@@John.McMillan still better than Stalin, though. He's also said to be one of the nicest people in Hollywood. So we can't complain about that. Overrated? Won't argue about that either.
I believe they’re is a difference between a show covering history in a funny entertaining way which happens to touch on political aspects of history in a neutral way most of the time then a show which is just used to push mainly push political agendas with less entertainment and more political rhetoric.
In the scenario that Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
Also, These are some of the USSR's achievements: "Eliminated homelessness", "Eliminated unemployment (for those able to work)", raised life expectancy by 65%", "raised school enrollment by 460%", "achieved full literacy ", "compared to 1913 pre-war growth levels... Industry growth was 908.8%" All of this is also without mentioning increased women's rights, increased rights for ethnic minorities, etc. Women, for example, had increased college enrollment, workforce, and political participation, as well as the fact that a lot had see in the military especially during the Great Patriotic War(World War Two). As well as how the Soviet Union put the Sputnik satellite in space, developed the hydrogen bomb, etc.
Keanu Reeves is one of those actors that literally nobody hates. Like Tom Hanks, Gary Oldman, Kathy Bates, Christopher Lee, Patrick Stewart, Ryan Reynolds, Morgan Freeman and Meryl Streep.
The lawyer: -- Your honor! Marshall Tukhachevsky is well respected, intelligent and very loyal to state Tukhachevsky's brain: -- Yea... but I hope no one will ask me about how I used chemical weapon against villagers in that forest...
The lawyer: -- Your honor! Marshall Tukhachevsky is well respected, intelligent and very loyal to state Tukhachevsky's brain: fuck they must know about the 5th column..
Vladimier Putin invades Ukraine. Stalin: Oh. Never mind. Looking at modern Stalin supporters Stalin: They do love me. Ha! And they say, there was no longer a place for me.
For someone who wrote a thesis essay on Stalin's purges of the Red Army command, not only do I have a huge desire to prove it all false, I'm surprised at how they portrayed Tukhachevsky's attorney with bigger resemblance than Tukhachevsky himself...
@Cookiesurvival Wouldnt be an issue if you understood it to be done for the laughs, but yeah if you show it to children while repeately reinforcing the narrative by other more serious means then it becomes worrying
@@somedude8468 yes, because when Tukhachevsky's attorney replied to Stalin about 90% of the command staff being purged, it triggered a memory in me because I used to write a document on this topic for 2 years. Though this statement was said in a 90s educational cartoon full of idiotically brief narration of events for children, I know why historians bring up this one particular statement.
What even is this show, it’s definitely a WB cartoon, you can tell from its art style and background music, but I’m only familiar with The Animaniacs, Pinky & The Brain, and Freakazoid…
@@graysonwells21 The show only lasted a couple of seasons I think, and the second season was super short. It was fun, but I don't think kids are as into these SNL style skits unless there's a protagonist they can follow. Doesn't help that the production for this show was super expensive. I think it was like $10 million, and that's 1999/2000 money.
Всем американцам, кто вякает про "кровавые репрессии Сталина" не мешало бы вспомнить несколько пунктов. 1) Кто дал избирательные права женщинам? Вы? Нет. СССР. 2) Кто организовал интервенцию в Россию, с целью захватить территорию. Вы. А ещё Англия, Франция и Япония. 3) Кто ОТКАЗАЛ Сталину в Антанте 2.0 против Гитлера, когда он предлогал это вам? Вы. Причем Сталин просил о мире дважды, в 1937 и 1939. Но оба раза вы его кинули. 4) Кто с помощью Вашингтонского договора заставил Японию прекратить торговлю с Англией? Вы. Итог - Япония начала экспансию на континент, чем это кончилось спросите у Китая. 5) Когда у вас там негры стали "людьми" официально? В 60-х ? А в России почему то еще в 19 веке... Ну и самое смешное. При Сталине, население ВЫРСЛО на 37млн. После Первой мировой, Гражданской войны, голода и кризиса 30х и Второй мировой (одна она унесла 26млн жизней). Но население выросло на 37млн. Такой вот был "тиран", да... К слову. За 30 лет в СССР Сталинской эпохи расстреляли 660к людей. США в Ираке убили 662к за 2 года. Но вы продолжайте смотреть весёлые мультики и верить в эту, как её там... Ах да. " Свободу и демократию". Особенно в Вьетнаме, Ливии, Ираке, Иране, Югославии, Мексике, Ливане, Панаме...
@@MusabTekin8144 Кто "вы"? На 99% капиталистическая Российская Федерация, открыто заявляющая что она продолжает идеи РИ, с не СССР? Или русские олигархи, которым, как и американским олигархам, абсолютно плевать на тех, кто добывает им деньги? Кто "ВЫ" ?!
"But people like those things" I mean, Hungary elected a communist party four years after multi-party elections were allowed after the iron curtain fell.
"I'm Joseph Stalin, I have ways of making people disappear..." Hack hack night of the long knives. (Ik that was Germany, but Stalin had a habit of working with Germany to get his way)
oh yea when the soviet union fell russia was just great lmao everybody loved democracy and capitalism there, the 90s were a rollicking good time in russia
@@VIRTUALHORIZON-001 I think he's joking, but yes, the 90's were torture for the post-Soviet countries, unlike that western propaganda of how everything was great.
What the west doesn't understand is that Russians in general aren't that big of fans of democracy. They're satisfied as long as they have comfort, food, security, employment and a strong leader that doesn't suck up to the west.
3:20 "when iron curtain fell down it was replaced by capitalism, democracy and hollywood movies" > 1990s being a decade so hortible for the russians that half of them regret stalin nowadays. Still a realy good episode.
i am in a nation very close to the east europe countries and after the fall of the USSR a lot of people came here. I know some people whose parents were immigrants and they all miss the Soviet Union, even knowing what Stalinism did to them.
@@fidelcastro3258 I was born in USSR, but my childhood was in 1990s. I will write you why I think that Stalin is great ruler of all time in comparison with 1990s Stalin era: - Economic, cultural, military development, which makes USSR one of super-states (only USA was on that level) within 20-30 years. For example: USA was independent from Britain in 1776 year. USA needed to became super-state in 1945 - 169 years. - We never used a slave or child labor - The elimination of illiteracy (on russian: ЛИКБЕЗ (ликвидация безграмотности)), which was begun by Lenin, continued Stalin and disappeared completely under him. - Win in the most brutal war of all times: 27million Soviet citizens was killed. Most of them: civilians. Killin our own people because of "paranoia" is a lie. Films like Enemy at the Gate, I consider it an insult to our ancestors and false western propaganda. - After war we rebuild our country by ourself. No one helped us. We created our own nuclear weapon, because we knew that we will become next targets after Nagasaki and Hiroshima. (For understanding: we never used it to our enemy). - My grandma loves Stalin. She cried on 1953, when he dies. Dont worry, she's still live. Never afraid of him. 1990s: - Democritic reforms makes most of people:unemployed. Which was catalyst of divorces and suicides. Families was crushed. Mass Privatisation makes 10% of people rich. (For understanding: if you have a rich people, there must be a poor people.) (You can find a sad joke: Stalin kills 1 million, for making USSR great. Gorbachev and Elcin policies kills 30 million, for making here Democracy.) -Educational level goes down. Medicine, culture, military goes after. I wrote as briefly as I could. P.S.: Never study the history of the USSR from American sources. Many lies.
@@user-xf8gj2hl4h Stalin killed tens of millions in death camps. The Sovs “won” WWII because the US was funneling them supplies and kept the Japanese from attacking them.
@@Galahad_Du_Lac I’d bet if the guy you’re responding to said “I was born and raised in Soviet Russia, and it fucking sucked” you would’ve fucking gobbled it up and told people to listen to those that had to deal with everything firsthand. Not saying you have to agree with him, but your reply is quippy and adds nothing except a claim to someone who gave insight to ya.
Tukhachevsky wasn't actually sent to jail. He was executed in the summer of 1937. Nikolai Yezhov (then the head of the NKVD) reported his last words were of his dedication to Stalin and Mother Russia.
Exactly. Marshall Tukhachevksky was the guy who stood up and ordered modernization of the Soviet armed forces in technology and weapons. If Tukhachevsky had not done this, I can guarantee that the Red Army would have been slaughtered in WW2.
It’s important to remember that the deep battle doctrine wasn’t fully developed at the start of world war 2. While I’m sure Tukhachevsky was influential in the development I don’t think the whole of development can be put on only him. As for the red army getting slaughtered.... no. While it may have taken more lives, the Red army would have developed some form of offensive battle strategy that works.
- ты создал железный занавес и поработил восточную Европу. НАТО и США до сих пор держащие по всей Европе(и большей части мира) военные базы и контролирующие экономику и политику европейских стран, операция Гладио, операция Кондор, вторжения в страны третьего мира (Гренада, Гандурас, Ливия, Югославия, Вьетнам, и т.д) Фултонская речь Черчилля, укрывание нацистских преступников на своей территории, устранение оппонентов руками мафии, и т.д:- ну да ну да, пошли мы нахер.
"I should have stayed in Medical School" Yeah, Stalin also got rid of all the doctors which ended up ensuring he couldn't survive the stroke that ultimately killed him
To think that this cartoon teaches History better than my actual History teachers. "You don't like Stalin? Must be a white supremacist" said my communist Philosophy teacher.
Ага. Видимо он сам себя ненавидел, ведь был грузином, а не "белой расой") Учить историю по идиотским дешёвым мультикам эры расцвета пропоганды - даже не знаю, что может быть глупее. А нет, знаю. Учить физику и биологию на примере Тома и Джери.
The agent's voice is similar to how Daws Butler voiced Phil Silvers Also Miss Information looked gorgeous in her cameo. With the Perry Mason type lawyer similar voice wise to Jimmy Stewart.
There is plenty of reason to love Stalin. If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
Also, The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
And, The CIA admitted in their document "Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership from the Central Intelligence Agency" that the western idea of Stalin as a "dictator" was an exaggeration and misunderstanding, they had admitted that the Soviet Union featured collective leadership and that Stalin was merely the "captain of the team" as they worded it. Also, Stalin was elected three times by party members and was regulated through Democratic Centralism.
And Here are some Paul Robeson quotes about the USSR, "Mankind has never witnessed the equal constitution of the USSR... Firstly, because of the significance it has for my people generally. Everywhere else, outside of the Soviet world, black men are an oppressed and inhumanely exploited people." "Why should the negroes ever fight against the only nations of the world where racial discrimination is prohibited, and where people can live freely? Never! I can assure you, they will never fight against the Soviet Union or the peoples' democracies." "I am truly happy that I am able to travel from time to time to the USSR, the country I love above all. I always have been, I am now, and will always be, a loyal friend of the Soviet Union." "If the United States and the United Nations truly want peace and security, let them fulfill the hopes of the common people everywhere - let them work together to accomplish on a worldwide scale, precisely the kind of Democratic association of free people which characterizes the Soviet Union today."
he wasn't a jerk, he was actually quite smart, but he had a mental condition (paranoia) that made him kill everyone he suspected was plotting against him, not just people that were proven to be plotting against him.
Stalin helped win the war against Germany for sure but Someone like Trotsky would done better, Trotsky for one was a strategist for the Soviets during the Revolution, not to mention Trotsky knew Germany could not be trusted and didn’t have the paranoia which would cause The USSR to lose like 90% of their best generals.
2:34 - "ДЕРЖИТЕ" ("Hold" in eng) - that moment when a poster in the background makes no sense and you know it 'cause you are Russian Edited: And it is also kinda misspelt
@@AEIOU05 The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
@@AEIOU05 How about we talk about some massacres of CAPITALIST nations to point out your hypocrisy, the Holocaust, The Rohingya Crisis, The Indonesian Genocide, The Central American Crisis, the Dirty War, La Matanza, El Mozote Massacre, Guatemalan Genocide, the Indigenous Cultural Genocide, etc.
@@AEIOU05 If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
You ain't paraphrasing shit! If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
BUDDY!!! The CIA admitted in their document "Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership from the Central Intelligence Agency" that the western idea of Stalin as a "dictator" was an exaggeration and misunderstanding, they had admitted that the Soviet Union featured collective leadership and that Stalin was merely the "captain of the team" as they worded it. Also, Stalin was elected three times by party members and was regulated through Democratic Centralism.
How about we talk about some massacres of CAPITALIST nations to point out your hypocrisy, the Holocaust, The Rohingya Crisis, The Indonesian Genocide, The Central American Crisis, the Dirty War, La Matanza, El Mozote Massacre, Guatemalan Genocide, the Indigenous Cultural Genocide, etc.
Socialism has done many good things such as improve literacy, healthcare, education, housing, standards of living, qualities of life, increased lifespan such as in China, turned feudal backwaters into economic superpowers, won the Second World War, industrialized nations, increased rights for minorities and women, improved democracy, etc. According to the study by S Ceresto and H Waitzkin PhD called "Capitalism, Socialism, and the Physical Quality of Life" given equal levels of economic development, Socialist nations on average has higher standards of living than Capitalist nations, also, according to that same study, given equal levels of economic development, Socialist nations had higher levels of caloric intake, meaning contrary to popular belief, people in socialist nations actually eat more food than capitalist ones. Socialism has evidently greatly increased prosperity.
Well as far as i know a lot of people in Russia remember the 90's. 90's is like a huge battle royal with no money, a whole country disapering and no stability at all. So old people prefer Stalin over the early years of Russia because things were working. They had foods (except for famines of early 30's and post war, soviet people usally had their fair share of food) unlike during 90's and the country was powerful and respected unlike Russian Federation. So those who remember the USSR have more chances to like Stalin. But not all of course.
The reason putin is still in power is because of annexation of Crimeia, he is corrupt, a dictator, only Companies conected to the state can have stuff, has a bad economy that Sooner or later will colapse because its only oil /gas exports
@@spitfire7482 "Crimean status referendum" mostly Crimean people vote join Russia and also Putin is not Dictator, I don't know what you hear from western mass media and some news but he is not what you think. Corrupt? he is not Corrupt, he did against Corrupt ua-cam.com/video/co8s0egftsc/v-deo.html this is 10 year later ua-cam.com/video/3wxrTtBSrOE/v-deo.html Bad Economy? no Russia have good economy now when compare to 90s that day ua-cam.com/video/PAdSZt2Ugss/v-deo.html
@@captainnutt2995 the crimean referendum happend *after Russia invade it* and it was rigged, most people prefered a independent crimean country Also the economy is better than the 90 because the oil and gás prices rise 👀
Also he is not a dictator? He banned some opposition parties, and the ones he allowed to stay, do they actually do something like stand against him? No
These are some of the USSR's achievements: "Eliminated homelessness", "Eliminated unemployment (for those able to work)", raised life expectancy by 65%", "raised school enrollment by 460%", "achieved full literacy ", "compared to 1913 pre-war growth levels... Industry growth was 908.8%" All of this is also without mentioning increased women's rights, increased rights for ethnic minorities, etc. Women, for example, had increased college enrollment, workforce, and political participation, as well as the fact that a lot had see in the military especially during the Great Patriotic War(World War Two). As well as how the Soviet Union put the Sputnik satellite in space, developed the hydrogen bomb, etc.
"It is difficult for me to imagine what 'personal liberty' is enjoyed by an unemployed hungry person. True freedom can only be where there is no exploitation and oppression of one person by another; where there is no unemployment, and where a person is not living in fear of losing his job, his home, and his bread. Only in such a society personal and any other freedom can exist for real an not on paper." - Joseph Stalin
Bud, if Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
Listen, the idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
Also, The CIA admitted in their document "Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership from the Central Intelligence Agency" that the western idea of Stalin as a "dictator" was an exaggeration and misunderstanding, they had admitted that the Soviet Union featured collective leadership and that Stalin was merely the "captain of the team" as they worded it. Also, Stalin was elected three times by party members and was regulated through Democratic Centralism.
"You look like Mario."
MatPat: "Write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN!!!"
Mario: No! Stop! Not again! Oh you Mamma Mia! *Italian gibbering*
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@@matthewhedrichjr.5445
1) it's MAMMA MIA... Not mama mia
2) If by "italian gibbering" you mean what super Mario sometimes says ... Well ... Trust me it's not Italian, it clearly says sounds at random
@@SUPERELIASK thanks for pointing out the flaw you have
@@matthewhedrichjr.5445 😂
Come on, we Italians have to learn English from an early age ... So I can teach you something Italian, right?
“Well you look a little like that Super Mario guy” 😂
Funny!
Stalin: Hey Mario
Mario: *HEY PAISA-*
@@benitomussolini8544 wait a second... you could very well be one of my ex-middle school mates with that name ...
@@SUPERELIASK Perhaps.
@@benitomussolini8544 I don't know if you are Italian like me or not...
and I'm not so sure I want to find out : /
"I am Stalin. Have a way of making people disappear"
Gaaaaalie that was accurate
To be fair, didn't the Soviet government always make anyone who could potentially revolt disappear? The Soviet government was okay with people sending complaints, but protests crossed the line for them.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Yes, but Stalin was notoriously paranoid, so much so that he murdered every single officer in the red army in the fear of betrayal. Hitler per example was actually a lot more open when it came to criticism and so was found very often arguing with his own generals, Stalin not so much.
@@JohnnyLouisXIX He did not kill "every single officer" in the red army. The death count is greatly exaggerated by the west. He mostly killed the veterans of the civil war.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Wich were the majority of the generals at the time.
@@JohnnyLouisXIX Yes, but they were not "every single officer in the army." And I'm pretty sure the Red Army had a vast hierarchy of leaders, not just generals. And let's just be glad he spared Georgy Zhukov.
Weird to see Joseph Stalin of all people in a children's cartoon
Why is that? In the 40's, Hitler was seen in Tom & Jerry and some Disney cartoons.
@@vetarlittorf1807 To be fair, it was making fun of Hitler because he was the bad guy back then pretty much.
@@Pituca700 No. 40's cartoons were all-ages.
Yeah, but the purpose of this specific cartoon series was to be a primer for teaching kids history.
@@leighbelk769 and this one is pointing out all of the horrible things Stalin did and how bad of a person he was
Imagine Stalin coming in the office and seeing Tito there, smoking a cigar.
I think he would nope out of there
Would be a great fight scene
@TNStormSpotter "Me...."
Tito was also both a ruthless dictator and a criminal that killed hundreads of thousands innocent people xd
@@tvojamama4888 So was Stalin.
Me, when I try to keep the paranoia at at least 75% in Hearts of Iron no step back.
Why so high up I try to leave it below 25
@@noobmaster5411 Because, all of the people who are getting axed will stay loyal to Stalin. So it doesn’t even matter.
Мисье предлагаю не в хойку а Европу
Virgin "I want to keep paranoia as low as possible" vs Chad "Why do focuses and events decrease paranoia? How am I supposed to reach 100%?!"
Then someone mentions Mario and it turns to 99%
Never thought I’d see Saul Goodman talking to Stalin in a cartoon
Whoa Bob voiced the Agent?
@@bendu8282 No. Billy West did.
@@vetarlittorf1807 oh right but the agent looks like a skinny young version of saul Goodman ok I get it now.
"I have a way of making people dissappear" That's a good one haha!
Damn, the Soviet's version! Fell for it. Welp, gonna go make some ptsd inspired music, like Kombat.
@@tylarkit4439 lol it's because they always steal and change. Communists can't create anything unique except ways of killing their people faster.
The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
Here are some Paul Robeson quotes about the USSR, "Mankind has never witnessed the equal constitution of the USSR... Firstly, because of the significance it has for my people generally. Everywhere else, outside of the Soviet world, black men are an oppressed and inhumanely exploited people."
"Why should the negroes ever fight against the only nations of the world where racial discrimination is prohibited, and where people can live freely? Never! I can assure you, they will never fight against the Soviet Union or the peoples' democracies."
"I am truly happy that I am able to travel from time to time to the USSR, the country I love above all. I always have been, I am now, and will always be, a loyal friend of the Soviet Union."
"If the United States and the United Nations truly want peace and security, let them fulfill the hopes of the common people everywhere - let them work together to accomplish on a worldwide scale, precisely the kind of Democratic association of free people which characterizes the Soviet Union today."
"It is difficult for me to imagine what 'personal liberty' is enjoyed by an unemployed hungry person. True freedom can only be where there is no exploitation and oppression of one person by another; where there is no unemployment, and where a person is not living in fear of losing his job, his home, and his bread. Only in such a society personal and any other freedom can exist for real an not on paper." - Joseph Stalin
“I should have stayed in medical school.”
Nah, that would have just gotten you into a gulag faster.
All thanks to the lunatic that was Lysenko
@@ninj2798 I know little of the purges other than it got lots of people killed, and that hte purges against doctors was mostly driven out of stalin's anti-semitic views and seeing medicine as "jewish science" (not too far from hitler's hatred of physics as a jewish science too).
Who is lysenko?
@Ice Cold about third of the Communist party were Jewish, how could Stalin be an anti-semitic?
@@leningradetsfromshusharsta985 more than a third of the party were also truly loyal, look how that turned out.
@@zombieranger3410 but Jews were in the party all of the time
“I am Stalin. I have a way of making people disappear”
Finally something accurate
Nah, far from accurate.
The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
Here are some Paul Robeson quotes about the USSR, "Mankind has never witnessed the equal constitution of the USSR... Firstly, because of the significance it has for my people generally. Everywhere else, outside of the Soviet world, black men are an oppressed and inhumanely exploited people."
"Why should the negroes ever fight against the only nations of the world where racial discrimination is prohibited, and where people can live freely? Never! I can assure you, they will never fight against the Soviet Union or the peoples' democracies."
"I am truly happy that I am able to travel from time to time to the USSR, the country I love above all. I always have been, I am now, and will always be, a loyal friend of the Soviet Union."
"If the United States and the United Nations truly want peace and security, let them fulfill the hopes of the common people everywhere - let them work together to accomplish on a worldwide scale, precisely the kind of Democratic association of free people which characterizes the Soviet Union today."
If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
"It is difficult for me to imagine what 'personal liberty' is enjoyed by an unemployed hungry person. True freedom can only be where there is no exploitation and oppression of one person by another; where there is no unemployment, and where a person is not living in fear of losing his job, his home, and his bread. Only in such a society personal and any other freedom can exist for real an not on paper." - Joseph Stalin
Like
Keanu Reeves
This true humour was ahead of it's time.
I was about to say that
Is the voice actor for the agent also the voice actor for Zapp Brannigan?
@@dr.wallacebreen3859 yup, Billy west, you can also hear a tiny bit of fry and Farnsworth in there.
Keanu Reeves is overrated.
@@John.McMillan still better than Stalin, though. He's also said to be one of the nicest people in Hollywood. So we can't complain about that. Overrated? Won't argue about that either.
Political cartoons are so fun to watch in the 20th century
For real thought, the modern ones aren't that great
You mean 21st century?
@@thatkidfromsubway3702 (Drum Roll)
DOO DOO DEW DEW D DD DOO DOO DO DA DA DOO DO DA DA DAAH DEW DA DO DOOOOOOO.
I believe they’re is a difference between a show covering history in a funny entertaining way which happens to touch on political aspects of history in a neutral way most of the time then a show which is just used to push mainly push political agendas with less entertainment and more political rhetoric.
@@thatkidfromsubway3702 this show was made in the 1990’s I think so therefore it would be 20th century
"Everyone knows that you are a ruthless dictator that killed millions of people"
Brought to you by The Animaniacs!!!
“Today on The Animaniacs we will be learning about *Mao* and his social revolutions which lead to 50+ million people dead.”
@ET Hardcorgamer cmon pal, it’s Animaniacs, there shouldn’t be everything 100 % accrued, we are here to have some fun with this show.
Stalin jumped on Churchill’s belly At one point
In the scenario that Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
Also, These are some of the USSR's achievements: "Eliminated homelessness", "Eliminated unemployment (for those able to work)", raised life expectancy by 65%", "raised school enrollment by 460%", "achieved full literacy ", "compared to 1913 pre-war growth levels... Industry growth was 908.8%"
All of this is also without mentioning increased women's rights, increased rights for ethnic minorities, etc. Women, for example, had increased college enrollment, workforce, and political participation, as well as the fact that a lot had see in the military especially during the Great Patriotic War(World War Two). As well as how the Soviet Union put the Sputnik satellite in space, developed the hydrogen bomb, etc.
Even Histeria! acknowledged our love of Keanu Reeves 3:26
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@@CCCP-4197 Rick roll for people
@@cindywolz440 you saved my life
Keanu Reeves is one of those actors that literally nobody hates. Like Tom Hanks, Gary Oldman, Kathy Bates, Christopher Lee, Patrick Stewart, Ryan Reynolds, Morgan Freeman and Meryl Streep.
@@vetarlittorf1807 nah lots of people hate Tom Hanks nowadays
The lawyer:
-- Your honor! Marshall Tukhachevsky is well respected, intelligent and very loyal to state
Tukhachevsky's brain:
-- Yea... but I hope no one will ask me about how I used chemical weapon against villagers in that forest...
Shhhh..... you shouldn't know too much
@@statrocratico9415 woah such secret information, the fbi really is gonna do something to you oh no
@@isitalwaysero1367 what secret information
The lawyer:
-- Your honor! Marshall Tukhachevsky is well respected, intelligent and very loyal to state
Tukhachevsky's brain: fuck they must know about the 5th column..
@@WM-gf8zm what?
"people like democracy capitalism and Hollywood movies!"
a few years later...
Yeah 😂 😂 😂
Vladimier Putin invades Ukraine.
Stalin: Oh. Never mind.
Looking at modern Stalin supporters
Stalin: They do love me. Ha! And they say, there was no longer a place for me.
For someone who wrote a thesis essay on Stalin's purges of the Red Army command, not only do I have a huge desire to prove it all false, I'm surprised at how they portrayed Tukhachevsky's attorney with bigger resemblance than Tukhachevsky himself...
Exactly, maybe it was Mikhail's plan to escape the purge by pretending to be a lawyer...
@Cookiesurvival Wouldnt be an issue if you understood it to be done for the laughs, but yeah if you show it to children while repeately reinforcing the narrative by other more serious means then it becomes worrying
I think the lawyer is supposed to be Perry Mason but he's voiced like Jimmy Stewart...which I think is funny
whag do you mean with "prove it all false?" do you meab about the purge?
@@somedude8468 yes, because when Tukhachevsky's attorney replied to Stalin about 90% of the command staff being purged, it triggered a memory in me because I used to write a document on this topic for 2 years. Though this statement was said in a 90s educational cartoon full of idiotically brief narration of events for children, I know why historians bring up this one particular statement.
I felt bad when stalin started crying
You probably cry when a dog tears up too then
@@urielmartinez2161 Even a rabid dog that eats babies should be cried for more than Stalin.
@@xenodude4718 yeah lmao
We all do D: Poor Dictator
@@DasKame yea very poor.. totally not sarcasm
Super Mario in real life 😳
henlo WooHoo
Yesterday I watched movie, it was ok
What about your opinion
Sweatin with Stalin!! I love it
@Komunaka omg
Napoleon is having a tantrum 😂
In the history book he was a ruthless mad man
In meme culture : *He is the messia*
@Comrade Vasili this is the best thing ever created thanks for sharing this master piece to me
Stalin Hu-Akbar!
@پیاده نظام خان Tell that to the 20 million people that died under his rule
@پیاده نظام خان Well that did happen except you dont see them openly denying these incidents unlike one the russians
@پیاده نظام خان It Atcually isn't
I miss this cartoon show
What even is this show, it’s definitely a WB cartoon, you can tell from its art style and background music, but I’m only familiar with The Animaniacs, Pinky & The Brain, and Freakazoid…
@@graysonwells21 The show only lasted a couple of seasons I think, and the second season was super short. It was fun, but I don't think kids are as into these SNL style skits unless there's a protagonist they can follow. Doesn't help that the production for this show was super expensive. I think it was like $10 million, and that's 1999/2000 money.
@@BitestheStuff back when it was running on cartoon network initially I used to watch it and really enjoy it, I was probably 7-8 year old back then
I hate this cartoon show!
@@graysonwells21 Histeria
Всем американцам, кто вякает про "кровавые репрессии Сталина" не мешало бы вспомнить несколько пунктов.
1) Кто дал избирательные права женщинам? Вы? Нет. СССР.
2) Кто организовал интервенцию в Россию, с целью захватить территорию. Вы. А ещё Англия, Франция и Япония.
3) Кто ОТКАЗАЛ Сталину в Антанте 2.0 против Гитлера, когда он предлогал это вам? Вы. Причем Сталин просил о мире дважды, в 1937 и 1939. Но оба раза вы его кинули.
4) Кто с помощью Вашингтонского договора заставил Японию прекратить торговлю с Англией? Вы. Итог - Япония начала экспансию на континент, чем это кончилось спросите у Китая.
5) Когда у вас там негры стали "людьми" официально? В 60-х ? А в России почему то еще в 19 веке...
Ну и самое смешное. При Сталине, население ВЫРСЛО на 37млн. После Первой мировой, Гражданской войны, голода и кризиса 30х и Второй мировой (одна она унесла 26млн жизней).
Но население выросло на 37млн. Такой вот был "тиран", да...
К слову. За 30 лет в СССР Сталинской эпохи расстреляли 660к людей.
США в Ираке убили 662к за 2 года.
Но вы продолжайте смотреть весёлые мультики и верить в эту, как её там... Ах да. " Свободу и демократию". Особенно в Вьетнаме, Ливии, Ираке, Иране, Югославии, Мексике, Ливане, Панаме...
Well the last sentence
Then why do you support China instead of East Turkistan
@@MusabTekin8144 Кто "вы"?
На 99% капиталистическая Российская Федерация, открыто заявляющая что она продолжает идеи РИ, с не СССР?
Или русские олигархи, которым, как и американским олигархам, абсолютно плевать на тех, кто добывает им деньги?
Кто "ВЫ" ?!
"But people like those things"
I mean, Hungary elected a communist party four years after multi-party elections were allowed after the iron curtain fell.
It was government not people
They had to rig the election in russia after the dissolution of the ussr to stop the communists from winning @@MusabTekin8144
"You created the Iron Curtain, remember?"
Churchill: "Yeah, that's right, blust me"
> You created Iron Curtain!
Sir Winston Churchill: Hey! 😡
Imagine Stalin being your gym trainer.
At least they knew how to make propaganda appealing to kids back them, I give them that
It’s not propanda, it’s meant to be educational in a fun and accessible way.
Why people run defense for the USSR is baffling.
I love that Stalin irl sounds like a Mexican and this cartoon is like not.
lol
I love how 90’s cartoons didn’t give a fuck.
Ikr
Stalin: I had to make some social reforms
Agent: Reforms? You liquidated them, you wiped out 90% of Soviet Georgia
Stalin: Mama Stalin was disloyal
"I should have stayed in medical school"
Every doctors in a mile : "I have a bad feeling about this"
"I'm Joseph Stalin, I have ways of making people disappear..."
Hack hack night of the long knives. (Ik that was Germany, but Stalin had a habit of working with Germany to get his way)
Germany moment
But all this came from mother Britain's, as well, as things like imperialism and concentration camps
@@raketny_hvost Chamberlain and his butt kissing 💋💋
The Night of the Murdered Poets
He didn't work with Germany, the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact was purely a non-aggression thing.
oh yea when the soviet union fell russia was just great lmao everybody loved democracy and capitalism there, the 90s were a rollicking good time in russia
Russia was very unstable in the 90s XD
@@VIRTUALHORIZON-001 I think he's joking, but yes, the 90's were torture for the post-Soviet countries, unlike that western propaganda of how everything was great.
The west should have helped to transfer of power. The Soviet unions was terrible but at-least it was a system.
@@solsol2733 oh yea the west sure “helped” alright
@@michaelsalmon9832 Forgetting the debt for Lend-Lease helped. But really, why would they help.
I did nothing wrong! They desreved it!
Of course stalin your not guilty
2:05 among us in a nutshell
"Well you look a little like that Super Mario guy."
*Finds many Stalin/Mario memes on the internet*
They didn't mention my weight loss camp programs :(
*profitable weight loss
0:50 & 0:09 why does forward facing Stalin's hair look like Jimmy Neutron's hair.
"the legacy of Stalin was replaced with democracy"
Putin: "lol nope"
What the west doesn't understand is that Russians in general aren't that big of fans of democracy. They're satisfied as long as they have comfort, food, security, employment and a strong leader that doesn't suck up to the west.
I would watch stalin's exercise tape
"Are you saying there's no place in the world For a vicious, Totalitarian dictator like me?"
North Korea: am I a joke to you?
3:20 "when iron curtain fell down it was replaced by capitalism, democracy and hollywood movies"
> 1990s being a decade so hortible for the russians that half of them regret stalin nowadays.
Still a realy good episode.
i am in a nation very close to the east europe countries and after the fall of the USSR a lot of people came here. I know some people whose parents were immigrants and they all miss the Soviet Union, even knowing what Stalinism did to them.
@@fidelcastro3258 I have friend who ther family fleed from georgia to turkey in stalin era, they are happy here tbh.
@@fidelcastro3258 I was born in USSR, but my childhood was in 1990s. I will write you why I think that Stalin is great ruler of all time in comparison with 1990s
Stalin era:
- Economic, cultural, military development, which makes USSR one of super-states (only USA was on that level) within 20-30 years. For example: USA was independent from Britain in 1776 year. USA needed to became super-state in 1945 - 169 years.
- We never used a slave or child labor
- The elimination of illiteracy (on russian: ЛИКБЕЗ (ликвидация безграмотности)), which was begun by Lenin, continued Stalin and disappeared completely under him.
- Win in the most brutal war of all times: 27million Soviet citizens was killed. Most of them: civilians. Killin our own people because of "paranoia" is a lie. Films like Enemy at the Gate, I consider it an insult to our ancestors and false western propaganda.
- After war we rebuild our country by ourself. No one helped us. We created our own nuclear weapon, because we knew that we will become next targets after Nagasaki and Hiroshima. (For understanding: we never used it to our enemy).
- My grandma loves Stalin. She cried on 1953, when he dies. Dont worry, she's still live. Never afraid of him.
1990s:
- Democritic reforms makes most of people:unemployed. Which was catalyst of divorces and suicides. Families was crushed. Mass Privatisation makes 10% of people rich. (For understanding: if you have a rich people, there must be a poor people.) (You can find a sad joke: Stalin kills 1 million, for making USSR great. Gorbachev and Elcin policies kills 30 million, for making here Democracy.)
-Educational level goes down. Medicine, culture, military goes after.
I wrote as briefly as I could.
P.S.: Never study the history of the USSR from American sources. Many lies.
@@user-xf8gj2hl4h Stalin killed tens of millions in death camps. The Sovs “won” WWII because the US was funneling them supplies and kept the Japanese from attacking them.
@@Galahad_Du_Lac I’d bet if the guy you’re responding to said “I was born and raised in Soviet Russia, and it fucking sucked” you would’ve fucking gobbled it up and told people to listen to those that had to deal with everything firsthand.
Not saying you have to agree with him, but your reply is quippy and adds nothing except a claim to someone who gave insight to ya.
Tukhachevsky wasn't actually sent to jail. He was executed in the summer of 1937. Nikolai Yezhov (then the head of the NKVD) reported his last words were of his dedication to Stalin and Mother Russia.
I think even that kid movie cant say that
POV: Stalin punches everyone up, but has a panic attack when he sees tito emerging from out of the dust
Stalin : I am hated hated, feared, and despised
H1tler : Pathetic
What's the advantage to working with iron comrade?
Stalin: It keeps people from getting out of the Soviet Union, and prevents ideas from getting in.
Moment you realize this man was training to become a priest
They should be warned by Rasputin ^^;
@@DasKame mmm yes
UK version of this show called Horrible History!
technically it’s a different show, but it is very similar.
2:33 That's funny because Stalin also got rid of the majority of the Soviet Union’s medical staff because they were taught in the West.
Replacing one form of propaganda with another form of propaganda with a comedic twist nice
Yeah, Tukhachevsky was an extremely good and competent general, He developed the whole Deep battle doctrine the Soviet Union use.
Exactly. Marshall Tukhachevksky was the guy who stood up and ordered modernization of the Soviet armed forces in technology and weapons. If Tukhachevsky had not done this, I can guarantee that the Red Army would have been slaughtered in WW2.
It’s important to remember that the deep battle doctrine wasn’t fully developed at the start of world war 2. While I’m sure Tukhachevsky was influential in the development I don’t think the whole of development can be put on only him. As for the red army getting slaughtered.... no. While it may have taken more lives, the Red army would have developed some form of offensive battle strategy that works.
I like stalin even more thanks to this cartoon, he is so strong and can beat the shit out of everyone.
- ты создал железный занавес и поработил восточную Европу.
НАТО и США до сих пор держащие по всей Европе(и большей части мира) военные базы и контролирующие экономику и политику европейских стран, операция Гладио, операция Кондор, вторжения в страны третьего мира (Гренада, Гандурас, Ливия, Югославия, Вьетнам, и т.д) Фултонская речь Черчилля, укрывание нацистских преступников на своей территории, устранение оппонентов руками мафии, и т.д:- ну да ну да, пошли мы нахер.
Чел западная медиа так зациклена на этом, что можно их описать одним английским словом: hypocrites
"I should have stayed in Medical School"
Yeah, Stalin also got rid of all the doctors which ended up ensuring he couldn't survive the stroke that ultimately killed him
I'm not surprised, he hated everyone; even Russian citizens. And this even included the well-educated ones.
To think that this cartoon teaches History better than my actual History teachers.
"You don't like Stalin? Must be a white supremacist" said my communist Philosophy teacher.
Ага. Видимо он сам себя ненавидел, ведь был грузином, а не "белой расой")
Учить историю по идиотским дешёвым мультикам эры расцвета пропоганды - даже не знаю, что может быть глупее. А нет, знаю. Учить физику и биологию на примере Тома и Джери.
@@user-yz9ko1yj2e what is your point
0:15 So this is where the fan-fiction of the soviet communist Mario came from.
Is that even a real thing?
This is anti-Soviet propaganda...
Yes it is.
Just the fact that they called the Iron Curtain "enslavement" clearly shows that
@@Vchk1917 it might be inaccurate but “a broken clock is right twice a day”
@@In_The_Base Explain clearly
Made long after it fell so…
The lawyer looked like Perry Mason, but sounded like Jimmy Stewart.
The agent's voice is similar to how Daws Butler voiced Phil Silvers Also Miss Information looked gorgeous in her cameo. With the Perry Mason type lawyer similar voice wise to Jimmy Stewart.
I had a angery fitness instructor. He would have loved Joseph Stalin. That joke was accurate.
There is plenty of reason to love Stalin. If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
Also, The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
And, The CIA admitted in their document "Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership from the Central Intelligence Agency" that the western idea of Stalin as a "dictator" was an exaggeration and misunderstanding, they had admitted that the Soviet Union featured collective leadership and that Stalin was merely the "captain of the team" as they worded it. Also, Stalin was elected three times by party members and was regulated through Democratic Centralism.
And Here are some Paul Robeson quotes about the USSR, "Mankind has never witnessed the equal constitution of the USSR... Firstly, because of the significance it has for my people generally. Everywhere else, outside of the Soviet world, black men are an oppressed and inhumanely exploited people."
"Why should the negroes ever fight against the only nations of the world where racial discrimination is prohibited, and where people can live freely? Never! I can assure you, they will never fight against the Soviet Union or the peoples' democracies."
"I am truly happy that I am able to travel from time to time to the USSR, the country I love above all. I always have been, I am now, and will always be, a loyal friend of the Soviet Union."
"If the United States and the United Nations truly want peace and security, let them fulfill the hopes of the common people everywhere - let them work together to accomplish on a worldwide scale, precisely the kind of Democratic association of free people which characterizes the Soviet Union today."
3:27 Pause. 😉
Why?
@@victorlolxd7347 the list says Keenu Reeves under the things people like section
I can't believe Waluigi kicked Monica, Rachel and Phoebe out of Smash
When you became famous just to be in a cartoon that mocks you
2:55 seems like Hungary and Czechia split Slovakia amongst theirselves lol
Greater hungary has formed
Слишком много критики в сторону Сталина
Ну так, при жизни сказать сыковали, зато мертвеца оскорблять - так смелые)
changed the comment so the replies make no sense
he wasn't a jerk, he was actually quite smart, but he had a mental condition (paranoia) that made him kill everyone he suspected was plotting against him, not just people that were proven to be plotting against him.
@@canadianradiochemist4465 even smart people can be jerks, you know
@@tsarmikislav938 yes, but my point is that he wasn't a jerk, he had a mental illness.
Stalin helped win the war against Germany for sure but Someone like Trotsky would done better, Trotsky for one was a strategist for the Soviets during the Revolution, not to mention Trotsky knew Germany could not be trusted and didn’t have the paranoia which would cause The USSR to lose like 90% of their best generals.
@@kiboma4209 prety much, and Lenin asked the top guys to not allow for Stalin to gain power, but he somehow did it anyway.
Слава Иосифу Виссарионовичу!
@ox2cef *When Soviets killed millions of its own people as for China and North Korea.*
@ox2cef translate: when USA killed 500k Iraqis kids - ugh forget that part it is not what it looks like
Good detail on the name. Ioseph stalin pronunciation is correct 👍
0:45 Yes stalin, beat them up
I love how the Polyushko-polye played mildly at 3:31 ❤
"Everyone knows your an insane despot who killed millions..."
Me:"Insane' is not the word I'd use, but go on..."
Hey, Lincoln was a boxer.
"Come in!"
"I am in..."
Idk why but that shit killed me lmao
Fun Fact: The song playing when stalin talks or something was Polyushka (or Polyushko) Polye :D, your welcome for this unasked fact
This show is extremely unremembered and underated
4:15 ww2 ends
Axis Powers:
More like Korean War
2:34 - "ДЕРЖИТЕ" ("Hold" in eng) - that moment when a poster in the background makes no sense and you know it 'cause you are Russian
Edited: And it is also kinda misspelt
The guy who voices Stalin's agent also voices fry from Futurama
The guy is Chit Chatterson and the man is Billy West
Jesus christ did Ronald fucking reagan write this?
1:40 - lol, if only this was true.
That aged like yogurt in the Mojave Desert.
BULL! You know dang well Stalin cant take Lincoln in fight
If this cartoon showed up now I wonder how fast it will get taking down
Stalin, ever thought about memes?
He would have been a really good admin of a meme page
@@Pa_blito Normal adm: please don't post memes in general
Stalin: *Do not post memes in general*
@@finden3362 *gets banned*
Stalin does look like Mario.
I love Stalin
He sure killed a lot of communists
Judge by your pfp, you are KGB lol.
@@AEIOU05 The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
@@AEIOU05 How about we talk about some massacres of CAPITALIST nations to point out your hypocrisy, the Holocaust, The Rohingya Crisis, The Indonesian Genocide, The Central American Crisis, the Dirty War, La Matanza, El Mozote Massacre, Guatemalan Genocide, the Indigenous Cultural Genocide, etc.
@@AEIOU05 If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
"WELL YOU LOOK A LITTLE BIT LIKE THAT SUPER MARIO GUY"
so that's how they got an audience
To paraphrase History Matters
Stalin's enemies had a tendency of "coming down with a fatal case of being shot"
The idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
You ain't paraphrasing shit! If Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
BUDDY!!! The CIA admitted in their document "Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership from the Central Intelligence Agency" that the western idea of Stalin as a "dictator" was an exaggeration and misunderstanding, they had admitted that the Soviet Union featured collective leadership and that Stalin was merely the "captain of the team" as they worded it. Also, Stalin was elected three times by party members and was regulated through Democratic Centralism.
How about we talk about some massacres of CAPITALIST nations to point out your hypocrisy, the Holocaust, The Rohingya Crisis, The Indonesian Genocide, The Central American Crisis, the Dirty War, La Matanza, El Mozote Massacre, Guatemalan Genocide, the Indigenous Cultural Genocide, etc.
Socialism has done many good things such as improve literacy, healthcare, education, housing, standards of living, qualities of life, increased lifespan such as in China, turned feudal backwaters into economic superpowers, won the Second World War, industrialized nations, increased rights for minorities and women, improved democracy, etc. According to the study by S Ceresto and H Waitzkin PhD called "Capitalism, Socialism, and the Physical Quality of Life" given equal levels of economic development, Socialist nations on average has higher standards of living than Capitalist nations, also, according to that same study, given equal levels of economic development, Socialist nations had higher levels of caloric intake, meaning contrary to popular belief, people in socialist nations actually eat more food than capitalist ones. Socialism has evidently greatly increased prosperity.
I love how much this sounds like Futurama just because of two voice actors.
And yet the majority of the modern Russian Federation loves him.
Well as far as i know a lot of people in Russia remember the 90's.
90's is like a huge battle royal with no money, a whole country disapering and no stability at all.
So old people prefer Stalin over the early years of Russia because things were working.
They had foods (except for famines of early 30's and post war, soviet people usally had their fair share of food) unlike during 90's and the country was powerful and respected unlike Russian Federation.
So those who remember the USSR have more chances to like Stalin.
But not all of course.
The reason putin is still in power is because of annexation of Crimeia, he is corrupt, a dictator, only Companies conected to the state can have stuff, has a bad economy that Sooner or later will colapse because its only oil /gas exports
@@spitfire7482 "Crimean status referendum" mostly Crimean people vote join Russia and also Putin is not Dictator, I don't know what you hear from western mass media and some news but he is not what you think.
Corrupt? he is not Corrupt, he did against Corrupt
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this is 10 year later
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Bad Economy? no Russia have good economy now when compare to 90s that day
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@@captainnutt2995 the crimean referendum happend *after Russia invade it* and it was rigged, most people prefered a independent crimean country
Also the economy is better than the 90 because the oil and gás prices rise 👀
Also he is not a dictator? He banned some opposition parties, and the ones he allowed to stay, do they actually do something like stand against him? No
Ending: "Im banishing you to the Shadow Realm"
Stalin: Noooo
Agent: Much Better
Hail comrade Stalin
"You enslaved all eastern Europe while you did it. You put up the iron curtain, remember?" Why does that sound familiar these days?
I love the idea of historical caricatures interacting with each other. It has so much potential.
These are some of the USSR's achievements: "Eliminated homelessness", "Eliminated unemployment (for those able to work)", raised life expectancy by 65%", "raised school enrollment by 460%", "achieved full literacy ", "compared to 1913 pre-war growth levels... Industry growth was 908.8%"
All of this is also without mentioning increased women's rights, increased rights for ethnic minorities, etc. Women, for example, had increased college enrollment, workforce, and political participation, as well as the fact that a lot had see in the military especially during the Great Patriotic War(World War Two). As well as how the Soviet Union put the Sputnik satellite in space, developed the hydrogen bomb, etc.
"It is difficult for me to imagine what 'personal liberty' is enjoyed by an unemployed hungry person. True freedom can only be where there is no exploitation and oppression of one person by another; where there is no unemployment, and where a person is not living in fear of losing his job, his home, and his bread. Only in such a society personal and any other freedom can exist for real an not on paper." - Joseph Stalin
Bud, if Stalin never held his leadership position, Russia might still be a feudal, un-industrial backwaters and conquered by foreign powers. The industrialization was necessary to build up the military in preparation for war, Stalin knew that Hitler was going to invade and thus subsequently built up his military. His policies helped to win the Great Patriotic War(WW2) such as the scorcher policy where they had purposefully burned crops so that the Fascists could not eat them. If Stalin never came to power, there might've still been a highly illiterate populous, oh they would've been literate alright IN GERMAN because the Fascists wanted to conquer Eastern Europe as they considered the "Slavic race" "inferior". Also, if Stalin had never came to power, poverty and homelessness probably would've been extremely high! Also, Stalin wasn't some genocidal dictator, he had tried to resign four times, twice close to the beginning of his leadership, and twice closer to the end. The famines were caused by droughts, floods, and agricultural sabotage from the Kulaks.
Listen, the idea of Stalin being a "mass murderer" is statistically impossible. "The Soviet population increased by one-three million every year between 1927-37 excluding 1932", "Western powers attempted to halt Soviet industrialization via the "golden blockade", accepting only grain and oil for trade", "In 1932 Soviet grain exports were lowered by 340% while imports with countries that accepted gold increased", "Kulaks killed between 20-35% of all livestock", "In parts of Southern Ukraine, up to 50% of land was uncollected due to Kulak sabotage", "The Kulaks often did not even work their own farms", "Stalin sent aid as soon as the situation was realized, in one instance he had aid sent within a day after receiving a letter from a citizen", "Thanks to collectivization, the Soviets never had another large famine after 1947", "During peacetime, Gulag mortality was 3% , roughly equivalent to the mortality rate in current American prisons", "The maximum sentence for a Gulag was 10 years.", "Gulag prisoners were often paid local market wages, compared to American prisoners who are often unpaid", "Even the CIA has admitted to the large number of prisoners released from the Gulags each year!"
Also, The CIA admitted in their document "Comments on the Change in Soviet Leadership from the Central Intelligence Agency" that the western idea of Stalin as a "dictator" was an exaggeration and misunderstanding, they had admitted that the Soviet Union featured collective leadership and that Stalin was merely the "captain of the team" as they worded it. Also, Stalin was elected three times by party members and was regulated through Democratic Centralism.
“Georgian Mario can’t hurt you!”
Georgian Mario:
I’d have learned so much if it was entertaining like this.
Haha. No
@@lepage7120why
"I should have stayed in medical school..."
Yeah, about that....
Stalin looks like The Political Cartoon version of Nikocado Avocado
Me: "This humour seems familiar..."
A short wikipedia search later: "Ah, Animaniacs' younger sibling"