I want to read something that is unabashedly pro-Stalin. All the books on Amazon are about all the murders etc. Great. I literally don't care about any of that. I want to read a book of someone sitting down and seriously thinking that Stalin is a great leader.
It seems like that idea is there. Stalin is considered the "Man of Steel," a great industrializer who modernized Russia. That sounds cool. Are there any works that go into this aspect rather than "all these people died, much suffering"?
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You would need to learn Russian.
Hang out at a University and then you'll realize that the books on Amazon are achually credible
Anyway, Stalin was a very private person and not much about him has been written other than historical publications by Russian and other journalists and historians. I'm not aware of any biographies about him.
I'm not saying they're not credible. I just want to see how someone can attempt to portray Stalin in a positive light. I think Hitler was great and that the Holocaust was a hoax. I know that there are people who think Stalin was great, I just want to see how they could possibly think that.
Stalin had many people's lives torn apart. He killed many people. What can considered to be "great" about him is that he managed to lift Russia (Soviet Union) to a serious competitor for superpower. I hope some Russia-bros will post to hear their opinion.
Grover Furr is your man.
Talk to my grandpa, he's obsessed with him.
so you want someone to lie to you?