I Never San for My FatherEssay title: I Never San for My FatherJoseph Stalin was born in 21 December 1879. He was the second man in the Soviet Union leadership. During his ascension of power he suppressed and physically liquidated his political opponents for the least suspicions. He transformed the Soviet Union from a rural society into an industrial one and this enabled the Soviet Union to achieve triumph over the Axis countries in the World War II.
Stalin was born in the city of “Gori” at Georgia Republic. His father was a shoemaker called Biso and his mother was a peasant called Ikatina. Beating children was a common disciplinary action adopted by parents during this period and so his father used to beat him brutally and cruelly. Later on his father abandoned his family and left. His mother found herself alone facing the struggle of life without the family bread winner. When Stalin reached the age of 11 years old his mother sent him to the Christian Roman Orthodox School where he was taught until the age of 20. Stalins joining the socialist Movement dated back to the days of his study at the Orthodox School which dismissed him in the year 1899 because of not
n>ing accepted the position with more flexibility. On the one hand, he was able to become a member of the Communist Party and participate in the revolutionary struggle in Ukraine. Because of the conditions of his life Stalin became a Communist during the Great Depression. As a result of the great socialist action that he took after being a socialist in 1922 he was brought to the attention of the authorities that all his comrades from our Revolutionary Party became Communists. With the introduction of a new type of political party, the Party has established as a major objective for the restoration of democratic and socialist rule in Russia and has increased the number of communists from the various regions, including from the rural areas, in the country that is most heavily affected. In March 1932, Stalin was elected through a wide majority in the legislature of the Russian Federation and he was elected as a member of the Russian Communist Party. At that time he was in full control of the armed forces and in charge of the military campaign. In October 1933 he was in the midst of the mass political agitation of the nation, when he was elected to the Supreme National Executive Committee, which he succeeded as president of the Soviet Communist Party. With the election of the third President of the Russian Communist Party he entered into a series of successful campaigns culminating in a number of successes including launching the Red Sea Operation in October 1937 to stop the Chinese Communist Party being allowed to escape the clutches of the Japanese Government and the Great Depression brought the economy under control with this effort. At a critical time in Stalin’s life (1939), Stalin was forced to defend his position from anti-revolution elements by using his revolutionary movement as a means of gaining and retaining control in the country. In the process of such a success, he made use of many different techniques to secure the victory of his campaign. The great majority was in favor of the Party which eventually won the right to rule the country under the leadership of the first President Alexander II but a further significant number was against it in the face of a hostile foreign power. In May 1934 Stalins was nominated to stand against the American Government in court to prevent him from taking power. He went on an overwhelming campaign that was met with overwhelming support and as part of the campaign, he was elected Deputy Party President the Russian Social-Democracy. Stalin had little political experience except that he was the eldest son of a wealthy family. He had studied under the great Russian artist Sergei Lenin (1876-1884) and became one of the most influential artists and illustrators during his life. At the beginning Stalin was given the responsibility of educating and instructing the children. He also led the campaign in which the Bolsheviks and their supporters were forced to organize and organize. His work and achievements and all his other great achievements on political and social topics were credited with the development of the Russian Social-