Who Was Joseph Stalin A Dictator

Joseph Stalin was a Russian dictator who helped the Germans in the early part of WWII and helped the Allies in the later part of WWII. His birth name was Jughashvili and was born on 18 December 1878 in Russian-speaking Georgia (which was part of Russian Empire at the time). When he was young Stalin injured his left arm making it shorter and stiffer than its counterpart.

Stalin came into power by outmaneuvering his rivals for control of the power after the death of his predecessor Vladimir Lenin (who was also a vicious dictator). After becoming dictator, Stalin made Russia into an industrial and military superpower but not out of respect but out of terror and strict regime. He killed millions of his own people to keep order or from his huge

man made famine (Holodomor) which was one of the biggest in history.
Stalin signed a non-aggression contract with Hitler at the beginning of WWII, this meant that Hitler (Germany) would not attack Stalin (Russia) and Stalin would not attack Hitler. Yet, as Hitler, was Hitler he attacked Russia and Russia sustained a lot of casualties, but as winter rolled in and the snow fell, the Germans had no other option but to surrender to the Russians.
Stalin started to become paranoid and also started to suffer from arteriosclerosis (the thickening and hardening of the walls of the arteries, occurring typically in old age). When a doctor suggested that Stalin take things more easy