A Comparison of Character and Beliefs of Lenin and Stalin

Lenin and Stalin have many similarities in their individuality and beliefs. Some may think that it is Russian just because they lead Russia. Lenin is a highly educated middle-class Russian who has written numerous influential books and essays as well. But Stalin is a vulgar Georgian farmer. After failing the test, he was expelled from the university in 1899. One of the things these people share is their concern for Karl Marx's thinking. In the early 1900s, they were expelled to Siberia until the March revolution of 1917.

Lenin and Stalin have the same character. Both are very active, they have a strong interest in violence. "Brief Russian Revolution History" (page 104) cited by Richard Pipps quotes Lenin and Stalin's characteristics. "They agreed that anyone who opposed them agreed to be an enemy and they used this as an excuse to kill thousands of people.The reason they can do this is that they all Because I am not afraid of strength and acting according to their own hope, "Lenin is an activist, it is certainly a super extremist, which makes him a violent person." As Lenin symbolizes the revolution, Stalin acted for himself.

Because of the relationship between Lenin and Stalin, Lenin decided his will. In fact, this book is an analysis of the present Bolshevik part, the future of the revolution, prosecution of Stalin's personality. In "Will", Stalin focused only on the accumulation of personal ability, was accused and self-denounced and was criticized. Lenin asked for the removal of Stalin as secretary general. Before Lenin announced his will, he was paralyzed with a heart attack. Stalin received a will from secretary of Lenin who was his agent. Stalin kept Lenin's criticism against him. Complete if the intention is already exposing Stalin's career