Stalin's Bodyguard Talks About Stalin

[@mr.v6052]

Stalin doing normal and nice stuff while horror music plays is basically almost every KZbin shorts about him I've seen in a nutshell.

[@nikasamwkusvili9345]

stf before i show you what reall pedarasts lokk like when i spred your ugly butcheks and bless you with my seedd@@Zinex-u8b

[@justacat2]

"stalin once gave a kid some candy" *horror music starts playing*

[@Gopniksquat]

While that aspect is funny, he did do some pretty horrific stuff

[@mangomayhem609]

@@Gopniksquat Source? You cant slander Stalin without providing evidence for your claims.

[@Gopniksquat]

@@mangomayhem609 are you joking? Take your pick of sources that are beyond easy to find on the internet. Keep simping for a dictator that oppressed his own people and was an imperialist I guess

[@Катюша-щ5ю]

Bodyguard: talks about Stalin's everday life and the little good acts he did Music: *MENACING*

[@grassguy1154]

He starved millions and killed millions more under the NKVD

[@whythelongface64]

@@grassguy1154 Gonna need a citation on the millions thing

[@grassguy1154]

@@whythelongface64 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Purge#/media/File%3AVinnycia16.jpg

[@miropitkanen6455]

@@grassguy1154 wikipedia article is missing citations on that part

[@grassguy1154]

@@miropitkanen6455 it’s an image click on it

[@redtexan7053]

Next week: Stalin’s bodyguard talks about the time Stalin went to the grocery store, but forgot to buy eggs, so he went back to the grocery store to get the eggs. This will be accompanied by the music from The Shining.

[@mikaelj3760]

and there was an eggsecution

[@voornaam3191]

Neggst candidate, please. This one is not Gudinov.

[@guillermojimenez9072]

Jajajaj you are the grandson of that guy

[@92GreyBlue]

@Commander Mc Bragg eggscuse me but this is serious.

[@ralphsanchico2452]

@Commander Mc Bragg EGGACTLY!

[@thebestofrealmroyale7576]

"He poured water on rocks" Producer: "Make that sound as if those rocks were humans and the water was lava"

[@deathskunk3]

''He shaved himself with a safety razor and trimmed his mustache with scissors himself'' The horror

[@vietinternational5746]

Too scary 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@itoldutruth669]

Go na whoi

[@derfret1365]

Marx and Engles would turn in their graves

[@ТатьянаДьяченко-ц6п]

Читая комментарии, сомневаюсь в адекватности западного зрителя😜🤡

[@Mor9ni8ng2Star5]

А что же тут страшного. У меня дед брился сам опасной бритвой до самой старости. Уметь нужно.

[@cangrejo5238]

Bodyguard: "Stalin once got a puppy and named him little comrade" The music: *EEEEVIL* !

[@tetrahedron1000]

It sounds like the music that was used in the film "2001 - A Space Odyssey".

[@nellacharette928]

Neetramen , there’s no Russian equivalent for “little comrade”. It’s “little friend”, a common dog name.

[@Justme-fz1ng]

@the troll hahaha. Nice one

[@joshuamarx8209]

@agl gonna need citations please..

[@leftty494]

@agl Nope Hitler killed 1 million whereas Stalin killed around 2.9-3.3 million as theorized by Ukraine (The main victim of Holodomor) itself.

[@rkzinczy]

This man keeps talking, like there will be a punchline, but it never comes.

[@goodmanp8040]

So true . I was trying to figure out the logic of the time. But could not bond.

[@milekrizman]

Something like communism itself.

[@vegass04]

Obviously Soviet peasant iliterate bodyguards don't have the gift of storytelling. I was hoping to hear a bit more interesting stuff then how Stalin took his bath or had 5 rubles in his account.

[@ApeSheet387]

vegass04 that’s exactly what makes Stalin a good communist he’s a “simple” man who portrays that kind of behavior

[@Daniel-mb4ln]

damiansdroid Shut up please, he reached more than you i guess.

[@UhtredOfBamburgh]

Every Russian story begins with: "So we started drinking..." and ends with: "...and then Stalin killed my friend."

[@iliask1193]

No Russians here my friend.Look at their faces.Observe.

[@B_B463]

balkan express Oy vey

[@dimas3829]

only if said Russian is libtard. Every normal Russian will praise Stalin as he deserved it.

[@zsshamalama]

I don't think he was implying that Stalin killed him. Sergei Kirov was assassinated; not executed. Kirov's assassination certainly jumpstarted Stalin's purges, but historians argue whether Stalin ordered his death or not.

[@jacksoyson4713]

@@dimas3829 Fucking idiot, of course Russians would praise him for they did not get the short end of his stick. Ask the millions of people he and his sick ideology killed about Stalin, the people he killed in the Holodomor, the Latvians who where invaded and bastardized by him, the gulag victims, the list goes on. And yes I know people like you deny the horrifying atrocities of the Holodomor, even when YOU CAN LOOK UP PICTURES OF IT ONLINE IT IS THAT SIMPLE. The "average Russian" simply buys into whatever the fuck propaganda he hears, that is why Putin is president. And by god don't call me a Libtard for this, I'm far from it.

[@pongo1969]

"I know that after my death there will be a lot of garbage in my tombstone, but I know the wind of the history will blow everything away...."

[@constantinshim4271]

@Alex History will never forget his atrocities.

[@entertain5205]

Constantin Shim killing Kulaks, traitors and Fascists made Stalin good

[@Dexusaz]

@@entertain5205 "Traitors" Such as innocent civilians who were accused of something and put into Gulag without any evidence, let alone a fair trial?

[@jaydengray4015]

Deströyer many put into gulags were forgiven and released

[@Dexusaz]

@@jaydengray4015 Yeah, after they spent years in the Gulag and that mostly happened after Stalin.

[@evilresidence4]

Stalin didn't fucking kill kirov so it's retarded to insinuate that he was trying to say that Stalin killed his best friend with no remorse. He was trying to articulate that that was the last time he saw Kirov.

[@Medgewick]

The Great purges probably wouldn't have happened if Kirov had lived

[@winsonzhu4427]

Yea, in fact Kirov's assassination played a big part in the lead-up to the purges in the following years.

[@stasisdanauskas6395]

socialist communist sralin - friend of the fascist musolini from 09/02/1933 socialist communist sralin - friend of the socialist nazi hitler since 09/28/1939

[@stasisdanauskas6395]

@Communist Bot socialist communist - friend of a fascist since 09/02/1933 socialist communist - friend of a nazi socialist since 09/28/1939

[@kosatochca]

@@Medgewickno, they would, even more bizarrely they would probably have happened even without Stalin as a supreme leader. To understand why requires to delve deep into Bolshevik party history, but basically relationships between comrades weren’t really rosy and sweet and the Soviet government structure was still developing. Though, Stalin undoubtedly contributed a lot to the scale and expanse of the terror

[@johndoe4724]

If you take away the music, there’s nothing about the stories inherently odd or terrifying.

[@The80sWolf_]

Haha exactly

[@jf13579]

Except the Kirov story, that one was kinda bone chilling

[@xi7837]

@@jf13579 and the one about the bath house. As well people who knew Stalin personally claimed every moment around him was tense

[@pennbullock8036]

@@jf13579 maybe, but stalin didn’t have kirov killed.

[@amellowblue]

@@pennbullock8036 oh wow glad that you cleared that up. Here I was thinking it was a murder mystery and Stalin was very likely involved, but thank God we have you to clear things up

[@jesuschrist7655]

Ah yes, he was a great guard...

[@renthehopepowerofst496]

How did ur alive today!?

[@mr.angrybaconman9273]

Good job fake Joseph stanlin

[@eshanelizavlogs-cookingcra6437]

Helllo stalin

[@mr.angrybaconman9273]

@@eshanelizavlogs-cookingcra6437 Hello Comrade!

[@romeo4764]

Hello comrade iosif Stalin I thought you pissed your pants and died

[@jldldr3933]

"Kirov was his best friend, they went to the bath house together" Two brooos chilling in a bathtub seizing the means of production!

Cringe

[@UnrealFacepalmer]

5 feet apart cause they're not gay

[@mattmurphy1065]

Then Stalin killed him.

[@CDNShuffle]

@@mattmurphy1065 y he kill him?

[@mattmurphy1065]

@@CDNShuffle A defector named Alexander Barmine confirmed someone was given weapons by Stalins police to assassinate Kirov. We're talking about Stalin who was every bit as evil as Hitler.

[@kapitankapital6580]

I get the feeling the music is making it sound much more evil than it actually was. I mean he is saying things like, he had a bath, he had a drink, he changed his shoes, but the music is sounds like these are really sinister acts.

[@kapitankapital6580]

I think it might be deliberate juxtaposition in order to play with your preconceptions about Stalin, making you think a bad thing is coming when it isn't.

[@patravichobrienski4129]

Patrick Ellis you are the type that Lenin was referring to when he said we need some useful idiots to spread our message to the world

[@kapitankapital6580]

Paddy O'brien and your the type that Lenin was referring to when he said "some retards never leave relevant on KZbin comment chains." (State and Revolution, 1917)

[@josephchilds9824]

Agreed

[@ExVeritateLibertas]

They do the same shit with "documentaries" about Hitler...footage of Hitler patting a child on the head....continuous dissonant music.

[@teloresumoasinomas1110]

*Khrushchev, Gorbachev and Yeltsin did what Mussolini, Hitler and Trotsky could not do while they were alive, to destroy the Soviet Union from within.*

[@Abu-Talha-Al-Kurdi]

Why Krushchov ?

[@charlescalthrop2535]

@@Abu-Talha-Al-Kurdi certain sects of the Marxist movement (particularly the Stalinists), consider Kruschev’s liberalizations of the Soviet economy as the beginning of the downfall, as revionism.

[@Abu-Talha-Al-Kurdi]

@@charlescalthrop2535 In which form did kruschov implement „liberal“ policies ? Do you have any examples ?

[@charlescalthrop2535]

@@Abu-Talha-Al-Kurdi there are two types of liberal, liberal in terms of social policy and liberal in terms of economic policy. Kruschev made steps to the latter. www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiEp8jE-8zvAhWSxzgGHY3YDBAQFjAAegQICRAD&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F1965_Soviet_economic_reform&usg=AOvVaw0anZCj7ruDnrohde6z_tX_

[@Neoptolemus]

Exactly and that is why imperialists hate Stalin. He destroyed them.

[@Gelbwyjbejki]

You will never party and drink with Comrade Stalin. What's the point of living anymore.

[@sooryan_1018]

Your pfp I-

[@ewee2568]

Well what if a leader even better than Stalin emerges and you can party with them?

[@sooryan_1018]

@@ewee2568 ew thats just lame

[@nicholascharles9625]

​@@ewee2568don't give me hope

[@tempejkl]

You can do it with Lenin. They preserved his brain. His body however is completely destroyed. But his brain is compared to brains of today, and it is found his frontal lobe is far more developed than most... for whatever reason. So hypothetically we can create Lenin 2. If we can perfect gene editing technology. But that would be an evil thing to do.

[@klapkrat1413]

Next week: Stalin's bodyguard talks about his gym membership.

[@item6931]

+Paul Reinders I've heard Soviet soldiers shout "Za Stalina!" when charging into battle. I know "za" seems equivalent to "for" but why do they add the "a" to the end of Stalin? Why not "Za Stalin!"?

[@thefinnishbolshevik2404]

+Item69 I think Stalina means "stalin's". I'm guessing Russian grammar works a bit different from English

[@item6931]

TheFinnishBolshevik Okay thanks. So it's sort of the possessive form of Stalin, like "Stalin's [glory/name/works/country/people]" etc?

[@thefinnishbolshevik2404]

Item69 I've always thought it translates to "for Stalin" but I could be wrong. I don't really speak Russian.

[@Caesar88888]

+Item69 za Stalina means for Stalin. Russian is my native language so you can be sure its right. Russian grammar is different. Where did you hear them shouting za stalina? In some movie? i heard in real life they didnt shout this, but i am not sure.

[@gregdenys7162]

He was fond of Stalin. And he hated Krutchev

[@Intedujag]

like any sane person

[@100Mmore]

@Justin Case Absolutely

[@miquelgraell5332]

@Justin Case of course

[@prosplays3443]

@@miquelgraell5332 but y tho. Ya sure Stalin did a lot to modernize the country but he also killed millions of innocents.

[@miquelgraell5332]

@@prosplays3443 He didn't. Holodomor was caused by de kulaks (landlords) burning crops in response to the collectivization , Katyn was caused by the Nazis, the mortality rate in the "gulags" was about the same as in the US, UK or France (about 5% prewar and 0.7% postwar), etc

[@alexandervonbumb1424]

This is possibly was made in Perestroika all movies used such kind soundtrack, telling about Stalin's period, to horrify Soviet people.

[@alexandervasilenko434]

The objective was not to horrify. It was to tell the truth, something that communism cannot co-exist with

[@antrim7008]

Alexander Vasilenko The awful truth about Stalin’s old boots

[@voornaam3191]

@@alexandervasilenko434 What did Правда mean, again? 😅

[@alexandervasilenko434]

@@voornaam3191 Truth. Call me Master. Carries as much meaning as that newspaper did back in the 60s and 70s

[@zurdddtk3025]

@@antrim7008 Stalin was so bad cause he lived a modest life and also wore old boots cause he didn't like wasting money on himself or his own comfort before ensuring needs and comfort for the working class people of the soviet union

[@asd99579]

Just imagine if it's possible to be portrayed fairly by ideological enemies.

[@FVC-cn2ts]

4:10 "Stalin's feet hurt" *weird abandon circus music"

[@danielshah3494]

Dude how did u even link it to abandon circus music?

[@frank1fm634]

I'm American but also an historian.This was very interesting.Too bad more people aren't interested in history.

[@danielnikitin2020]

@Klaa2 How? It's a Interview after the soviet union

[@dr.strange4218]

@@danielnikitin2020 the soviet Union never ended its just more relaxed and suppressed in the form of putin and the new world order

[@iliasick]

Dr. Strange no

[@transnistria4237]

"I'm american but also an historian"

[@shashlik7959]

Yes I too am an historian

[@KingLegendary1]

"They got drunk naturally" sums up the whole Russian experience

[@abbad707]

LMFAO

[@jspo6942]

He was Georgian and Ossetian

[@Saturnia2014]

*Slav experience

[@jspo6942]

@@yesnoyesyesnoyesss no you are still in fact actually a moron. He was Ossetian and Georgian you are actually part of the ignorance of Eastern European generation. Educate yourself and shut up and stand in the corner next time.

[@arnonijssen1796]

@UselessMarsupial ♥¤♥

[@The80sWolf_]

Interesting to see trolls having the need to write "Stalin evil!" even on clips with his bodyguard not revealing anything horrible. It says alot about the political correctness of today.

[@gay.mer9328]

Making breakfast is one of the MOST EVIL things you can do. As evidenced by the music in the background.

[@arjunghanekar6140]

I'm sure hitler was nice to his bodyguards too lmao

[@The80sWolf_]

@@Bella-zf9ey Ah morality to explain historic events, rofl

[@The80sWolf_]

@@Oberkommando do you get your ideology and historical view from call of duty videogames or memes on reddit? You just wrote things so dumb.

[@heavymetalfan1167]

Your Not even attempting to defend stalin other things he's accused of

[@glenbonura6149]

my wife's grandfather was in the Russian army. he trained the horses. spoke 4 languages and played 5 different musical instruments.

[@OwlHouseEnjoyer]

Weird flex but ok

[@UberM3n]

*red army

[@jmagowan12]

The Russian Tsar? Or what? Maybe the Soviet Red Army?

[@bassplayer8815]

Soviet citizen out SHREDS Yngwie Malmsteen, and Eddie Van Halen

[@Jarmint]

clever man!

[@maamir3482]

Whats with the zoom on teeth, eyes and evil music. Dude just telling old stories

[@igors5827]

This is from the Perestroika era (1985-1990s) when everything related to Stalin was portrayed in an extremely bad light by the Russian media.

[@darcgibson5099]

What pure evil is this? Wearing old boots? Trimming his own moustache with scissors and a safety razor? Picking up people waiting at a bus stop in the rain? Truly, truly sinister... according to the music. Is it just some sound designer getting a bit carried away with his own project or is it going intentional? When & where was this made? The cinematography is all a bit “overly-ambitious film student”-ish too.

[@toddbellows5282]

I guess killing his best friend didn't count?

[@CommieHamiHa]

@@tripplefives1402 "Every leader of the KGB" - lmao we got ourselves a "historian" over here.

[@macgobhann8712]

@@tripplefives1402 and you say communists are brainwashed lol

[@cedgamer7080]

@@tripplefives1402 the US has way more ppl in prison in inhumane conditions than the soviet union ever had in gulags.

[@alexanderthegreat2986]

@@tripplefives1402 That was during the civil war and Famines were happening all over Russia and Russian empire.

[@danemusic5242]

He’s loving the attention, but he’s so well trained he can talk all day without saying a damn thing.

[@nunyabizness4306]

Glad someone else noticed this

[@swagdawgswagson4727]

Wait, you think Stalin's bodyguards were trained in talking to the media? Which ass did you pull that out of?

[@bri.mainaa]

@@swagdawgswagson4727 pretty sure it's also called Oath of Secrecy any public servant takes.. When u take that, u don't have to be taught on what to share publicly

[@danemusic5242]

@Filip Nikolic that’s right don’t piss off stalin or he gon getcha

[@bhbluebird]

Thank you.

[@33Donner77]

During WW II there were posters in U.S. Post Offices with Stalin's smiling face and stating how we should help "Uncle Joe" in the fight against the Nazis.

[@RichardGilligan33]

Proof?

[@t.j2881]

@@RichardGilligan33 I dont doubt it. Google "ww2 allied pro russian propaganda". Plenty of examples. The allies also helped supply the Red Army with equipment through lend/lease programs. Everything from oil, food, boots, rifles, ammunition, artillery, aircraft, aircraft engines, aircraft mechanics, tanks, trucks, ambulances, radar equipment, radios, landing craft, motorcycles, ect. You can find examples of this online. Studebaker trucks fitted with katyusha rockets, Hawker Hurricanes painted with the red star. The lend/lease program was crucial for both the Allies and the Red army to achieve victory. The thought was that if the Soviets couldn't stop the German advance on the massive eastern front, its unlikely the western allies could've stopped them on the western front.

[@sooryan_1018]

Awww True teamworks

[@berlykasepp9307]

doctor: you have 17 minutes to live me: watches video

[@jchrist5410]

RIP lol

[@belaruspatriot8309]

Berlyka Sepp what are you going to do the last sec?

[@TheMrExemplar]

This video is the reason why I learn russian, liiars are everywherr they lie all the time and control everything

[@Bristecom]

Belarus Patriot, She was attempting to reply to you...

[@dillon5155]

lmao.

[@edfelps2870]

Kaganovich (Iron lazar) knew him very well. He said:"There were at least twelve Stalins". He was different man at different times. He had an incomparable memory: on one occasion he entered a reception with fifty people. He easily remembered all their names and faces. He never forgot and seldom forgave. He refused to trade captured Nazi Generals for the life of his eldest son, Yakov. He told the Nazis, "I have no son, Yakov." Years later, he confided to an intimate comrade: "How could i save my own son and not the sons of others?"

[@amath-dr7uk]

yeah like Stalin cared for others and their children or for his children, official and unofficial..he didn t care he had very little empathy..

[@nickname8619]

First: Number of victims is over-exaggerated. It was at least one million. Second: It wasn't man-made. The fact was that it didn't rain for a long time. I can tell you this as a family member of mine was there. If I am mistaken about the number of deaths, then it isn't the communists responsible, but the land barons and rich which hoarded all the leftover seeds while the cities starved. A family member of mine, a communist, tried to negotiate and take seeds and halven them for everyone equally, but was killed attempting so. Stalin isn't a magician, he can't control rain. All he did was kill his own officers out of paranoia of White Russian correspondents and Trotskyte plotters.

[@mohainimohamad4038]

What we know Stalin exported tons of wheat to the US leaving Ukrainians starving to death. Maybe the numbers were exaggerated but I've heard 20 million .

[@nickname8619]

Mohaini Mohamad What my own uncle told me is one million. I have no idea where you got the number from, if it was 20 million, the results would have been catastrophic, too much so for Ukraine to handle, it would collapse. I am also unaware of that fact, since Stalin and a huge number of Soviets stated obviously that they are against capitalism and are enemies of them, specifically Britain and the United States, even employing anti-capitalist propaganda and policies. I seriously doubt that fact. Even if it were true, I doubt Stalin himself signed that order, and if it were to the US. What Ukraine handled was a rain shortage. The number of casualties reached what it reached through land baron's taking of seeds. If you heard about the 20 million part, I think it included Stepan Bandera's kill count, the Fascist kill count and the famine kill count sustained because of frontline food express.

[@nickname8619]

Mohaini Mohamad Where do you live by the way? South Russia or the Stans?

[@LegateMalpais]

All jokes in comments set aside, Stalin usually ends up being either demonized or sanctified depending on political angle of those who narrate his life. Often times the political angle comes from some or other politicians... which sureounded him. This however was just a bodyguard, and even he has of course a personal opinion of him, but none the less this is a very rare insight into the smaller every day details that help paint a bigger picture.

[@dodododes]

you said absolutely nothing

[@Luiz-jf9bz]

@@dodododes Lol

[@David-ni5hj]

Yeah, there's also people defending Hitler so???

[@LegateMalpais]

@@dodododes I'm sorry that it went above your head.

[@Luiz-jf9bz]

@@David-ni5hj based?

[@jawshvancouver2754]

Stalin had a drink, MUSIC: PURE EVIL AND HERESY

[@Ajsandborg]

11:28 those pants look like proto-adidas trackpants with only 2 stripes, i guess the fashion trend goes way back to Stalin :D

[@kaloyantodorov9063]

Only old soviet uniform...they are two red stripes

[@matth23e2]

@@kaloyantodorov9063 thank you I couldn't tell I thought the Russians were wearing adidas track pants to official meetings

[@kaloyantodorov9063]

@@matth23e2 bro...if it was a joke fuck the bitch who said it

[@matth23e2]

@@kaloyantodorov9063 lol

[@alijumc]

That’s why many Russians prefer Adidas. Nothing wrong. It is culture.

[@teadrinker42069]

After the footage of Brezhnev’s funeral my recommendations has never been the same

[@lahsag]

Гигант в политике стратег на сто лет вперёд смотрел и ещё честный это очень и очень большая редкость

[@KirbyZhang]

Mao had some grievances with SU and how he was treated, but he had huge respect for Stalin's person. Never thought much of Khrushchev and opposed him taking down Stalin after his death. The revisionists were on wrong in the end, and they gave the environment for Gorbachev's rise.

[@thfFromRussia]

Once Stalin told with his son and the son said he is free to do whatever he wants because he is Stalin too. He got an answer: "You are not Stalin. And I am not Stalin. He is." - pointing to the portrait

[@cincyspin178]

What?

[@antoinemilien6864]

I think his point is that Stalin became a figure and literal God in Soviet Russia. He was no longer a person, so his son acting foolish reflected poorly on the Stalin name. He couldn't go out and be a human being anymore.

[@evannesbitt7852]

@@cincyspin178 Stalin was disgusted with the cult of personality being built around him, he actively fought it by writing a series of letters and condemnations, issuing resolutions, banning memorials and honors being attributed to him, etc.

[@mustplay7212]

@@evannesbitt7852 He loved having power because he could then grant himself a life of luxury while the population either starved, being relocated or being sent to gulags. I dont think he wrote those letters because of him not liking being treated as a god. I think he did and thats why he removed many people who didnt do the things he asked for or wasnt "good" enough in his eyes. He wanted a communist country based on his ideas and beliefs, namely stalinism.

[@fernandomartin6805]

@@mustplay7212 your argument is really poor, , try again

[@munggipossu]

I love that creepy background music: " ooh, it's bad stalin-man!"

[@ddbrnaujaliai6185]

Aggrieved Texan Are you being sarcastic or no. If you aren’t, the Kulaks were a class of petit bourgeois, and they typically owned machinery like a mill or what not, and had workers underneath them. When the weather conditions went south (this has happened many times, even in the Russian Empire) they needed resources, and since the Kulaks had extra, we asked for it, but if they didn’t allow it, we would use force like they did to other people. It is recorded that the Kulaks killed off livestock and burned vital areas to agriculture down to damage other people, and they were very out there to do wrong. And with that, it is recorded that Stalin wrote an order to send resources out West to the Ukraine and that region, and the areas affected were from the Middle of the U.S.S.R. out to even Bulgaria and Turkey.

[@ddbrnaujaliai6185]

Bob Gnisir It wasn’t the farm, it was the grain, they had enough to feed their family after we attempted to take the grain.

[@ddbrnaujaliai6185]

Bob Gnisir First of all, it’s Socialism, and the farms wouldn’t be taken, grain that you aren’t using is and land that isn’t being used.

[@ddbrnaujaliai6185]

Bob Gnisir It isn’t Propaganda, it’s truth, the highway sure was a thing, but a million died for it? No.

[@ddbrnaujaliai6185]

Bob Gnisir But both nations are surrounded by the enemies, that’s why there were hard borders, to prevent spying an espionage.

[@arkarajdas6626]

Why am I crying while watching this?

[@cosmicolivia7674]

It be like that sometimes.

[@satishsatyan3520]

Was that Mao sitting next to Stalin at 15:51 ?

[@sinekonata]

Indeed

[@BlingSco]

Yh, I thought It might have been, Mao or this Bodyguard guy

[@thefinnishbolshevik2404]

yes

[@TheMrExemplar]

Да ето был мао

[@williamvillagomez69]

That was a brilliant observation . Props.

[@mikerms3681]

Ты был очень прав, Иосиф Висарионович. Покойся с миром

[@fun_ghoul]

*except about Israel

[@СерыйВолк-о8я]

эххх... Товарищ Сталин... нам Тебя не хватает очень 😢

[@ТатьянаСлавнова-щ3с]

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[@nemezidanemezida5110]

жалкие вы боты.. совсем неудачники что ль ? иначе не заработать? хотя какая может быть будущность у потомков рабов...

[@grandmastergreen3928]

"Glasnost" era propaganda trying to make Stalin scary and evil with that background music

[@Hardrada88]

"He ate food and drank wine" *music* THE TERROR!!!

[@alexscott730]

Next episode:Stalin's bodyguard explains the process of making Lipton CupaSoup.

[@throwfascistsintopits3062]

While being accorded by some creepy soundtracks from IT 2.

[@richtofenillingroth641]

You’re hilarious 😂

[@davidheadings7266]

Gee, Stalin seems like such a swell guy.

[@briandelaney9710]

David Headings 😂😂😂😂

[@jaydengray4015]

Brian Delaney he’s right. Comrade Stalin was great

[@steevrawjers]

yeah he seems like really nice guy what's with all the haters

[@echo4741]

@Canadian Cuck Fighter wtf are you talking about dude, do you even speak population increase during Stalin regime even though Nazis murdered more than 20 million Soviet people?

[@nippy7425]

Kevin Michael “who did Stalin murder”.20 million rolling in their grave

[@AlxzAlec]

Even as a child, when I see that he misses his life in the soviet union and with stalin. I feel a bit sad and miss the ussr even tho I never experienced it

[@AlxzAlec]

Tate go fuck your self

[@t4404]

@@AlxzAlec get off the internet kiddie, bed time for you

[@tlowry6338]

You might like Sovietwave music it's based around nostalgia for the Soviet Union

[@xxxfaze_cumshotxxx7946]

@@t4404 lol why don't you watch a radio free europe video on Soviet Russia? you'll be surprised by how many people long for the return of Stalin and his policies. Might I remind you RFE is an Imperial propaganda outlet, not Russian in any way.

[@rattusnorvegicus4380]

One of the bodyguard`s medals was for best comb-over....

[@michaelangelo8898]

Lol

[@lilgreeneyesp637]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@richtofenillingroth641]

Lol it’s for best FADE lol 😂

[@jaygo71]

I'm not keen on history but this Stalin chap sounds like an amazing fellow!

[@RiverWorksCo]

He was a mass murderer psychopath you dumb ass

[@1o1ePic1o1]

@@RiverWorksCo that's what those, who dropped nukes on large towns, tell you

[@baudelaire2169]

@@RiverWorksCo claro, Stalin tiro 2 bombas nucleares en ciudades importantes de Japón aún cuando ya había ganado la guerra verdad? Y creo que Stalin también fue el que mantuvo distintas guerras con varios países de oriente para beneficiarse de la influencia y los recursos que ganaba, maldito seas Stalin

[@RiverWorksCo]

@@baudelaire2169 dude, what? I don't speak that language🤷

[@azael2078]

@@RiverWorksCo based, should have killed more nazis lol

[@bing4126]

14:36 man this part really gets to me. To imagine the fate of these children had the soviets lost the war. To imagine the fate of these children had Stalin not created the 5 year plans which turned the USSR from a poor semi peasant society to an industrial power house capable of fending off the largest invading military force of all time.

[@jamesd5888]

You seem to have forgotten the millions he starved to death for the 5 year plan and the millions he used as cannon fodder to slow down the Germans. It was russian solders who saved Russia...NOT STALIN.

[@bing4126]

@@jamesd5888 Actually Stalin ended famine in the USSR with the 5 year plans.

[@The80sWolf_]

They would have been living under fascist slavery.

[@betterdeadthanred839]

@@The80sWolf_ this was they got to live under the communist slavery.....where they were told which car they're gonna drive, if they're allowed.....no religious or political freedoms....or any other freedoms for that matter.....where political executions and imprisonment were normal thing..... STFU

[@samantharay6098]

@@bing4126 Hilariously deluded "actually."

[@mightysprocket]

So, I learned Stalin enjoyed a good steam, while making sure his friends got plenty of soap. He liked wine and drinks, theater and even kept some secrets. I had him all wrong, he sounds like he was a delight to be around...oh the good old days!

[@tiernanwearen6624]

Yes, and he provided so many free vacations to people. All those holiday camps. Not to mention his 1932-1933 national effort to combat obesity!

[@2prize]

15:44 that painting looks like Stalin if he was in a comic book

[@Saturnia2014]

It kinda looks like a screenshot from an old gameboy game.

[@miciboo9993]

Simpsons. Or sims. Lol

[@montesquelie]

Unbeliveable, how much he loved people. An episode with sharing his car with people waiting for a bus. Can you imagine Biden, Putin or any other president sharing car with others? We are now slaves for them. Stalin - down to Earth person, created happy and prosperous society, won 2nd world war. I wish my country had a ruler like him. Imagine at least one like that in the world? This would be a completely different world!

[@sachalin5290]

Сталин настоящий герой, великий человек достойный уважения и славы!

[@josephhopeless829]

Yup. That’s exactly how I’d imagine Stalins bodyguard to look like.

[@fjdubya5726]

Why is there Twighlight Zone like music playing throughout most of this documentary??

[@tomfisher9089]

Because Teddy, their copy of the Volga Boatmen skipped too much from all the scratches.

[@bryce1rocks]

I thank him for my protection, I hope he enjoys life.

[@bryce1rocks]

Sudarshan We fucked Nazi Germany up!

[@pingtangcalagan0554]

LoL

[@SirAdrian87]

enjoys life in the Gulag.

[@aaronpaterson1615]

Joseph Stalin : You're welcome Generalissimo!

[@nathank11]

Joseph Stalin No you didnt.

[@qentrepreneurship9987]

Very interesting details of Stalin´s Life in power

[@xit1254]

Good ol' Uncle Joe. You can tell the children loved him! Such a sweet kind man...

[@Ayzev]

If you think that performance was evidence of Stalin being a good man, I can show you pretty much the exact same done for Adolf and then I'd like to see how convincing you still find it

[@robertspikes1376]

Thats sarcasm in the written form, in case you didn't recognize it.

[@Ayzev]

I've seen enough people suggest such shit without sarcasm that, yes, I really can't recognize it anymore

[@robertspikes1376]

@@Ayzev understandable. People post without even giving serious thought to serious matters

[@americancommunist6076]

Stalin was overall good

[@BomGavS]

english subs dont translate all. didnt translated as Stalin addressed his car-driver (Tukov) as "master", "lord"))

[@ik2254]

more like a "chef" or "leader". I'm Russian, and even tho the translation "master" or "lord" is technically correct, it's not quite that in practice

[@transnistria4237]

No tukov only tovareesh ;)

[@BomGavS]

@@ik2254 Ты не прав. Хозяин это не начальник. А с учетом специфики (он кавказец) - это именно ближе к богу, а не к "шэфу".

[@PoonDestruction]

I love how his coping mechanism is music. He tells what he can; the rest will die with him.

[@unnamedsoldier5446]

STALIN was one of the best leaders in human history

[@garrettramirez428]

That poor horse that had to carry Khruschev...

[@simonthornhill8539]

Stalin says, “Why scare people?” 😂😂

[@Norocos23]

Why scare people just kill them

[@xxxfaze_cumshotxxx7946]

@@Norocos23 oh shit another person who thinks Stalin actually killed 2000000000000000 quadrillion people.

[@xxxfaze_cumshotxxx7946]

@U mad Bro And capitalism leads to wealth and prosperity and non-poverty and no starving no homelessness NO WAR NO FAMINES NO GENERAL DEATH no corruption totally nothing bro promis

[@deisk2707]

@@xxxfaze_cumshotxxx7946 there are e girls treating the simps like money,

[@xxxfaze_cumshotxxx7946]

@U mad Bro Yeah sure, Lenin really sinned when he created cheap housing in a land torn apart by civil war. The average person in the USSR literally ate more than the average American.

[@harrypeitsinis3005]

"only 2 years before his death did a barber start coming" *music enters The Shining mode*

[@oboltustraharius1138]

The background music is weird because this documentary film was made during Perestroika time, in an era of betrayal when everything related to Stalin was demonized and vilified, so this music was an "artistic touch" designed to make the worst impression on the viewer.

[@asmodeus0454]

This documentary showing an interview with Stalin's bodyguard is historically valuable. Thanks for putting it up.

[@phillipkokesh6152]

fascinating introspection into the character of Stalin... 👍

[@oso8658]

Everything's all fun in games until you start disappearing from photos

[@TheKHIY1]

Участвовал в съёмках этого фильма. Съёмка была в его квартире. Фильм сделала Ада Ставиская. Студия Панорама

[@rojaaaa]

You should have pressed him more on the interesting questions.

[@TheArslan2076]

Actually, he talks about Stalin's down to earth nature, you can see he still has a great respect for his former patron... Yes Stalin did a lot of repressions, but without his Strict leadership, WW2 wouldn't be won...

[@cba4389]

Stalin lied to get the Nazis into Poland then planned for Soviets to sweep through Europe to save it. Did you forget Stalin agreed to attack Poland with Hitler? Stalin was the worst mistake the NWO ever made. The USA had to supply Stalin with steel and production because he had murdered everybody--- farmers, military men, business, etc. There would not have been WW2 if Stalin hadn't been too incompetent to take care of his side of the deal with the NWO.

[@burney7998]

@@cba4389 If Stalin didn't industrialize Russia in that gruesome way, they would never win the world war. There's a certain alternate universe that talks about it (The New Order, not wolfenstein), in it the Soviet Union was ruled by Bukharin, it never industrialized and Russian economy was fucked. Germans took over Soviets in 6 months.

[@rarestpepe3917]

@@burney7998 LOOOOOL u arent serious comparing real life to a video game like that its a certaintity that if stalin didnt industrialize brutally, the guy from this video game mod would take over and the soviets wouldve lost based on the video game mod ur silly and prolly suffering from being terminally online

[@haraldthorson9153]

@@burney7998 That must be a great alternative reality.

[@muhammadabuzarkhan7450]

WW2 was won because Italy did bad so they German had to spread their soldiers thin across Europe. Plus, him winning wasn't a good thing. Stalin killed 23 million, gave power Mao Zedong who killed 60 million people. Then CCP gave power to Pol Pot who killed 6 million people. Adolf on the other hand no matter how media portray him won't have caused such death. He may have seen black people as below but never once wanted to kill them. He had great respect for many Asians culture. And wanted to preserve nature and switch to renewable energy. Even after causing death of 12 million innocent people; he was the best possible person for the world see as victorious. Because everyone else were other idiots whose good will do not undo their stupidity or the fact they were simply more insane.

[@pault8470]

Imagine him at a party 😂 I,ll just get my coat I'd be thinking .

[@TheMrExemplar]

Paul towey He was an old man what the fuck do you expect from him? Dancing and fucking hoes?

[@Swaggaccino]

*Stalin pulls up* Stalin: Hop in comrade, I'll give you a ride. Me: *frozen in space and time* Stalin: What's the matter comrade? You don't want a ride? Me: *life flashes before eyes* bylaaaaaaaaat

[@didicantcascio3391]

Templar Asnkawr

[@didicantcascio3391]

Biggity boom buggy ouuuuuueeeeeeee

[@sooryan_1018]

*Stalin sama let's rush 🅱 with Eurobeat*

[@ImPedofinderGeneral]

civilians: blyad this is Stalin, he will eat our grain and will give us lift to Gulag again!

[@sooryan_1018]

@@ImPedofinderGeneral CAN YOU CLUTCH IT THO?!

[@СССРМ-н9е]

Слава Великому Сталину. Как же не хватает сейчас Вас, Иосиф Висарионович.

[@ellebelle8515]

The most human part of this film is the last bit with the old man playing his accordian.

[@michaeljohn7405]

The story about the boots Stalin refused all things shiny and new only his packard. He even saved the Tobacco he dropped on the desk a true believer this man was

[@Ivan-wp1ne1]

only brave ppl here, making jokes of dead Stalin

[@Arkhigoul]

Subject: A Guy Who Knew Stalin Soundtrack: Silent Hill Comments Section: Tankies

[@antrim7008]

What did you expect?

[@sooryan_1018]

Repliers - Edgy American kids

[@rich1051414]

Bodyguard says a lot, but never actually says anything at all. His eyes say a lot though.

[@Kimwers]

Nate Sinadinovic offed? by whom?

[@Kimwers]

There are Russian documentaries about the atrocities of Stalin and the whole world knows what he did. There would be no reason for the Russian government to try and hide what he did. I'm fairly certain Russia has better things to do than worry about a man that died half a century ago. You are ill- informerd,

[@Kimwers]

Nate Sinadinovic OHH lol You were trolling me this whole time. Well I guess I fell for that rather foolishly. Well played.

[@vegass04]

This was obviously filmed a few months/year before this guy's death but he's still afraid of the NKVD/KGB cause he's talking about how Stalin took the bath, how he got drunk, how he eats near his dacha. I bet he has far more interesting stories to tell, too bad he had no balls to tell them, even so close to his death.

[@spectator8285]

Richard Smith shut the fuck up liberal

[@Zopiexx]

Нам не хватает тебя, Сталин, без тебя мы бы никогда не победили немцев во Второй мировой войне. Вы были великим руководителем! Покойся с миром, великий лидер.

[@vhufeosqap]

Without Stalin the Soviets would have been better prepared to fight Nazi germany. Stalin ignored the evidence and didn’t want to believe that Nazi Germany would break the nonaggression pact signed after they(the Nazis and Soviets) split Poland. Stalin was bad at the beginning of the war early, but was better at letting commanders command and time went on. So it’s possible he did hold it together, but he made mistakes that made his people suffer more then necessary.

[@mithunkartha]

He had his bouts of kindness.

[@TeacherFlash]

Their uniforms are not tight and sleek, their beards and mustaches are not shaved

[@intendum]

It's weird how the comments from years ago are mixed with the newly made. Hope to see you all in the next 6 years!

[@m_k3291]

I personally love the background music. 8:58 - creepy and beautiful.

[@twowheels8475]

Спасибо тов. Сталину за нашу великую Родину.

[@youngyoughurt]

The main point from what I understand is that Stalin was like any human a complicated yet simple man of people. On one hand he was capable of forging bonds of goodwill, trust and friendship on the other hand he suddenly cutted them because of paranoia or displeasure.

[@fun_ghoul]

You understand bupkis.

[@vppvangaurdpartyoftheprole8820]

Thank you for sharing comrade!

[@ZOGGYDOGGY]

It would be great to see the whole documentary from which this excerpt was taken.

[@thefinnishbolshevik2404]

If I remember correctly its called "I was Stalin's bodyguard" aka "my friend and comrade". I think its still on youtube.

[@ZOGGYDOGGY]

TheFinnishBolshevik Apparently commodified and not on youtube anymore other than as an ad: the film I WAS STALIN'S BODYGUARD, a Facets Video release. Directed by Semyon Aranovich. For more info or to order this film, visit www.facetsdvd.com/ProductDetai... or contact [e-mail].

[@thefinnishbolshevik2404]

Mike Ballard oh wow...

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

TheFinnishBolshevik kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYOxnWWgd9eraKM full version

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYOxnWWgd9eraKM full version

[@NaCreagachaDubha]

For a life as astonishing and horrific as Stalin's, those are some damn banal anecdotes

[@xavierberton4714]

Maybe cause stalin wasnt some mass murderer like you think he is no it must be the bodyguard thats wrong

[@xavierberton4714]

Fucking libs

[@ShiningSta18486]

People in the comments acting as if this documentary was anything but a veneration of Stalin as a man of the People who did his duty with no ego about it. His bodyguard was literally in tears because he, and everyone else in the USSR loved this man and their country and Socialism so much. RIP Comrade Stalin the world misses you :,(

[@thefinnishbolshevik2404]

but the documentary makers literally put scary music there as a form of anti-communist propaganda

[@ShiningSta18486]

@@thefinnishbolshevik2404 i was too busy crying hahaha

[@ShiningSta18486]

i just meant the weirdo anticoms itt

[@ratso69ful81]

This video "cured" my insominia! Thanks Stalin's bodyguard!!

[@VeraMaier]

☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ *Six Quotes on Stalin* ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ *Roosevelt on Stalin* "This man can act. He always has a clear goal in mind. Working with him is a pleasure. There is no trickiness with him. He sets out the question, he wants to discuss, and of which more will be deviated in any way. " (Roosevelt, President of the United States of America) *J. E. Davis on Stalin* "He (Stalin) is regarded as a consistently clean living man, modest, restrained, purposeful, a man of single-track thinking, directed his thoughts and intentions of communism and the rise of the proletariat is ... He's a clever sense of humor. And a Great Spirit. Sharp, pervasive smart and above all, I feel it wise. If you can imagine yourself a personality that leverage the full opposite of being in all things, what the rabid famous Stalin opponents could devise, then you have a picture this man " (JE Davis, "The US ambassador to Moscow" 1943, p 144 u. 276) *Bertolt Brecht on Stalin* "The oppressed from five continents, those who have been freed, and all those fighting for world peace, the heartbeat must have hammered as they heard Stalin is dead. He was the embodiment of their hope. But the spiritual and material weapons, which he produced, are there, and there is the teaching, new to produce. " (Bertolt Brecht) *Winston Churchill on Stalin* "He was an outstanding personality who, impressed in our rough time, in the period in which his life was. Stalin was an exceptionally energetic, well-read and very strong-willed man, fierce, rugged, relentlessly in the matter, as in conversation, which even I, who grew up in the English Parliament couldn't oppose nothing ... In his works one could feel a gigantic force. Stalin's power was so great that he does not know a same among the leaders of all nations and ages ... The people could not resist his influence. When he entered the room the Yalta Conference, we collected all of us, literally as if on command. And, strange as it is, we laid hands on our sides. Stalin had a profound, thorough and logical mind. He was an unsurpassed master is to find a way out of difficult moments in the most hopeless situation ... He was a man who destroyed his enemy with the hands of his enemies, so us, which he called openly imperialists, forced to fight against imperialists. He took over the Russia of the hook plow and left it in the possession of nuclear weapons. " (Winston Churchill, Stalin) *H.G. Wells on Stalin* (long version - see link below) “I have never met a man more candid, fair and honest, and to these qualities it is, and to nothing occult and sinister, that he owes his tremendous undisputed ascendency in Russia. I had thought before I saw him that he might be where he was because men were afraid of him, but I realize that he owes his position to the fact that no one is afraid of him and everybody trusts him.” ~H.G. Wells -Experiment in Autobiography more: Long version: mltheory.wordpress.com/2015/02/23/h-g-wells-on-joseph-stalin/ Check out H.G. Well’s interview of J.V. Stalin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d36apmRjd7Zrrdk www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1934/07/23.htm *Alexander Zinoviev on Stalin 1993* "Since I was seventeen, I have been a staunch anti-Stalinist. The idea of an assassination attempt on Stalin dominated my thoughts and feelings. we studied the technical 'possibilities of an attack. We started with the practical preparations. "" If they had sentenced me to death in 1939, would be the been the right decision. I had planned to kill Stalin and that was a crime, right? When Stalin was still alive, I saw it differently, but now that I can see the whole century, I say, Stalin is the greatest personality of this century have been the greatest political genius. a scientific Position against someone, does not necessarily reflect the personal behavior. " (Alexander Zinoviev, Les Confessions d'un homme de trop, Olivier Orban Verlag, 1990, p. 104, 120. Interview Humo 25 February 1993, p. 48-49) *Pro-Stalin books for download:* www.plp.org/books A great film of Eisenstein with excellent music by Prokofiev, showing medieval transition to a central state with typical problems in this time. It was made during Stalin's time and not by chance shows a hard ruler with rather clear justification. It is somehow regarded as Stalin's justification of his hard hand: Ivan Grozny: Ivan The Terrible (1944) Engl. Subs kzbin.info/www/bejne/naami5WAg52ti9E "Critiques of Contemporary Trotskyism" - a collection leftspot.com/blog/?q=trotskyism On Trotskyism: Problems of Theory and History by Kostas Mavrakis marx2mao.com/Other/OT73NB.html In my opinon sometimes boring and bad microphone quality: www.stalinsociety.org.uk/youtube.html marxists.org/catala/trotsky/1940/post/stalintrotski.pdf www.stalinsociety.org.uk/publications.html *in German:* **Stalin - kein böser Diktator und Massenmörder!* Teil 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5Svimqqd9mbhqM htts://08oo.wordpress.com/2012/10/30/free-e-book-stalin-anders-betrachtet-von-ludo-martens/ www.dkp-online.de/marxbild/doku/antistal.pdf Zur Rolle Stalins und zum Anteil des Chruschtschow-Revisionismus an der Zerstörung der Sowjetunion www.kommunisten-online.de/Archive/Kommunisten/gossweiler.htm tiranaal.npage.de/theorie-was-ist-sozialismus-kommunismus.html Kurt Gossweiler REVISIONISMUS - TOTENGRÄBER DES SOZIALISMUS Zur Entstehung des modernen Revisionismus und zu seiner Etablierung in der Sowjetunion unter Chruschtschow 1953-1964 www.kommunisten-online.de/Archive/Kommunisten/gossweiler2.htm www.k-p-d.org/leserbeitraege/wider_den_antistalinismus.htm oder www.k-p-d.org/leserbeitraege/wider_den_antistalinismus.pdf Gegenparteiische Belege: www.kurt-gossweiler.de/index.php/stalin/120-die-ueberwindung-des-anti-stalinismus-eine-wichtige-voraussetzung-fuer-die-wiederherstellung-der-kommunistischen-bewegung-als-einer-einheitlichen-marxistisch-leninistischen-bewegung-1-mai-1994-2 ttp://www.neue-impulse-verlag.de/veroeffentlichungen/masch-skripte.html ww.stalinwerke.de/geschichte/geschichte.html kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4rWfWd-jb-Bb6c ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★ ☭★

[@polomadmo]

Memories of the best time of his life, I see the emotions.

[@richtofenillingroth641]

“They all got drunk, naturally” the end.

[@aucturussjagaard5169]

Stalin builds A bathhouse he would have loved San Francisco in the 70s n 80s before H.I.V shut it down.

[@richtofenillingroth641]

Hahaha 😂 hilarious

[@arthborges3710]

He was a fucking crazy man!

[@koendevriendt6120]

do you think it's very meuch better with your own American leaders. i don't think you are much better as a person.

[@lanslater]

"The documentary uses weird background music." was a brillant choice of bg music -very chilling

[@Sunrayman123]

This bodyguard reminds me of my Deda (Serbian for Grandfather) and he seems very fond and loyal to Stalin at the end playing that harmonica (accordion) with tears in his eyes.

[@Zinex-u8b]

What a coincidence. Super Mario's bodyguard was a Wood Elf