Stalin:
The Man of Steel

Stalin became the leader of Russia through sly, deceitful, moves. He first became close to Lennon. He then rose up in the ranks and became general secretary under Lennon. Lennon then died which opened the leadership position to Stalin. He took the position as Lennon’s son or part of his family. Lennon’s widow then wrote a letter saying that Stalin is too harsh. The people chose Stalin over Trotsky, which they believed to be the lesser of two evils. Stalin then conciliated his power, becoming close to the leader of the other parties. Stalin got rid of those that opposed to him. He destroyed, exiled, or killed anyone that got in his way or had been a threat to him. It is absolutely terrible in my opinion what had happened under Stalin’s rule. There were families that starved, kids that suffered from dehydration, and they died. Parents had eaten their children; Russia’s people had gone insane. This had been a catastrophe beyond imagination. Also, he had killed his wife and had killed a man named Kier Off because he was one of his rivals. And Stalin has to get rid of anyone that was in his way. The children had almost worshiped Stalin. They thought of him as a good leader, but he had been an evil man. He had ordered innocent people to die just for no reason. Stalin was absolutely insane. All of these incidents are very similar to the incident of the Holocaust, in Germany. They had been transferred in Cattle cars just as Stalin had done. They’re so much death in the Holocaust, mass murder, and innocent murdering and torturing as there was in Russia. Stalin suffers from a stroke, three days later, he dies. The people of Russia were moved to tears. I guess they didn’t see that he was a really bad person. If I was a Russian, I’d be enraged, not sad. Maybe I’d be sad that he hadn’t died sooner. They had found Hitler dead and the war had