Joseph Stalin Research Paper

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Although many people have been led to believe the victims of the holocaust were all Jewish, however, this is not true. Out of the 14 million people killed in the holocaust. Six million were Polish citizens, Three million of whom were Polish Jews and the other three million were Polish Christians and the remaining 2 million from countries such as Hungary, Ukraine, Russia, Holland, France and even Germany!

If you thought 14 million was a lot. Mao Zedong the leader and founder of the People’s Republic of China, killed between 45 – 6o million people in his Great Leap Forward plan; which was originally supposed to be a plan to industrialise china, ended up causing the greatest mass killing in history. Subsequently, this qualified him as the greatest
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He was a small man from Russia, no more than 5 foot 4 his 30 years in absolute control of Russia (or the USSR back then) were some of the darkest days in Russian history. It is estimated that in Stalin's 30-year rule, over 20 million deaths were caused as a direct result of his influence.

In the years, Hitler was the ruler of the Nazi party. He was responsible for many monstrosities. Hitler may have only killed 11 million people in the holocaust, which compared to Mao and Stalin isn't as much, but if you compare the method all three used to kill their victims Hitler comes out as top dog. The way the concentration camps tricked Jews and other victims into having a shower and mustard come out instead of water; is truly the stuff of nightmares as mustard gas has some terrible effects such as; irritation, redness, burning, inflammation, even blindness
Itchy redness that is replaced with yellow blisters runny or bloody nose, sneezing, hoarse throat, shortness of breath, coughing, sinus pain, diarrhoea, fever, nausea, and vomiting. Mao Zedong, however, killed his victims by starvation, which was a direct repercussion of banning private farming, forced labour in industrial factories and executions for disobeying any of the Mao's new laws. This was all a result of his Great Leap Forward