Monday, 9 April 2012

Now the Stalin Museum in Georgia Stalin Presents Brutality



Gori, Museum made ​​since 1937 in Gori, Georgia, in honor of Soviet leader Josef Stalin, had changed. If previously present greatness of Stalin, the museum now presents the atrocities committed during the Soviet dictator leader in power.

Minister of Culture, Georgia, Nika Rurua, Monday (09/04/2012), as reported by the Associated Press, said his country is free from the Soviet Union since 1991, can no longer be a place for a museum that "the Soviet dictator's honor".

Stalin was born with the name Josef Dzhugashvili in the town of Gori, Georgia in the middle of 1989. The museum was opened in 1939, amid the Soviet leader's greatness.

But Stalin later dubbed the Great Terror, for spreading the killings in the country against the Soviet Union citizens who opposed his teachings.

Giant museums, including the birth house of Stalin, it contains about 47 000 objects are presented, including his belongings, including the death mask.

Stalin died in 1953, has caused the pros and cons in Russia and countries of the former Soviet Union, relating to when he came to power.

Some people judge, Stalin was a great hero who brought the Soviet Union to victory in World War II. Stalin also managed to bring the Soviet Union's military grew, and became one of the world's superpower bersiang with the United States. This competition has brought the world the Cold War.

But for most Russians, who love human rights, assess Stalin was a dictator who was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Soviet warha during his rule.

Stalin was directly responsible for the deaths of at least 724 000 people. He was also responsible for the deaths of millions of others who were sent to forced labor camps in the Gulags, the prison system in the Soviet era.

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