After the death of I. V. Stalin, a huge amount of dirt was poured on his name. The great man was accused of mass executions and atrocities, the accusers' fantasy reached fantastic figures of 45-60 million people.
The population of the USSR in 1939 was 133 million people, if you subtract even 30 million repressed from this figure, it turns out that 15 year old schoolchildren had to resist Nazi Germany. Since the rest of the population should have been shot by that time, after all, it was in 1937-1939 that the peak of repressions fell. The population of the USSR in 1941 was already approaching 200 million people. Thinking about these figures, you are simply amazed at the impudent lies rushing at us. It seems that people just want to distract from modern realities. It is enough just to compare the statistics, which will impartially put everything in its place.
The population of the USSR under Stalin grew by almost 70 million people, from 136.8 million in 1920 to 208.8 in 1959. If we consider the size of the RSFSR alone, then the population growth amounted to 18.9 million people, for 30 years from 1923 to 1953, which is approximatelyis about 22%. For the entire time of the existence of the Russian Federation, the population decline, taking into account unborn children, amounted to 31.3 million people. The question naturally arises: was it really the population of the USSR under Stalin who was subjected to such terrible violence and destruction?
Mortality under Stalin has almost tripled from 2.91% in 1913 to 1.1% in 1950. The birth rate in the same year decreased slightly, but the consequences of the Great Patriotic War are already reflected here. Be that as it may, by 1956 the population of the USSR was growing, and its natural increase exceeded similar figures in all other developed countries, including the USA, France and many others. The decrease in mortality also affected the increase in life expectancy up to 70 years, which on average coincides with the figures in Europe during the same period.
Consumption of pure alcohol per capita under Stalin was only 1.9 liters, against modern 20-25 liters. The population of the USSR was sober and produced he althy offspring. Modern Russia is the world leader in child drug addiction. In the Union, prostitution was completely eradicated, any of its manifestations were immediately suppressed. The Russian Federation occupies a leading position not only in the field of corrupt love, but also in terms of the scale of child prostitution.
In 1945, after the war, there were about 678,000 orphans in the USSR, in modern Russia their number is 850,000, and about 760,000 are children abandoned by their parents.
During leadershipthe country of Putin-Medvedev, the number of oligarchs has grown almost seven times, from 8 to 53 people. The total amount of their fortune is estimated at 282 billion US dollars. According to a study conducted by the Russian Academy of Sciences, 15% of the Russian population owns 85% of all savings and about 92% of property income. In the hands of a relatively small group of the population (0.001% of all inhabitants of the country) is about 50% of all natural resources. Under Stalin, the national treasure belonged to the people, most of the services provided to the population by the state were either free or cost a penny. The current housing bills amaze even the president, not to mention the common people.
Just a few figures to compare what happened under a tyrant, usurper and murderer and what happened in a flourishing democratic country. What time would you like to live?
