Russian leaders angrily criticized Stalin: massacring his own people was a heinous crime

?Russian leaders angrily criticized Stalin: The crime of massacre of his own people was heinous

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, some people in Russia have been trying to overturn Stalin's conviction. Russian President Medvedev was very indignant about this. He said that during Stalin's tenure as the leader of the Soviet Union, millions of Soviet citizens were persecuted to death, and he could never defend a person who massacred his own people.

According to People’s Daily Online, Russian Prime Minister Medvedev met with United Russia Party activists on the anniversary of the victims of political persecution and said that Stalin and other leaders of the Soviet Union at the time should receive the harshest criticism because They make war on their own people.

Russia's "Viewpoint" reported on October 31 that Medvedev said on the 30th: "What happened at that time, not only Stalin, but all other leaders should undoubtedly receive the harshest criticism." . Although there is currently no way to hold them accountable, this should be preserved in the annals of history so that this never happens again. Waging war against one's own people is a heinous crime.

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This article is excerpted from Hefei Online. Author: Anonymous. The original title is: Medvedev severely criticized Stalin? Strongly condemned those who tried to overturn his conviction.