How much property did Stalin leave behind after his death? After the liquidation of the Soviet Union, the collective fell silent and guilty
As one of the most powerful socialist countries of the last century, the Soviet Union, although its history is not long, still has stories about it. Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union during World War II, had mixed reviews of his life. How much property did Stalin really have? It left the Soviet liquidators in silence and guilt.
Stalin, as Lenin's heir, inherited the mantle of Socialism in the Soviet Union. If Lenin created the Socialist State of the Soviet Union, then Stalin developed the Socialist State of the Soviet Union. During Stalin's reign in the Soviet Union, a complete and highly centralized political system was established.
Stalin's contribution to the Soviet Union is well known. At the beginning of Stalin's rise to power, the Soviet Union was only a backward agrarian country. At that time, the Soviet Union was on the opposite side of the world, and the Soviet Union was in danger of collapse at any time because of its social form.
When Stalin came to power, Stalin implemented his own highly centralized political and economic system. In this regard, Stalin began to practice his own iron fist politics. It has to be said that the coercive means implemented during Stalin's reign played a certain important role in the development of the Soviet Union.
It was precisely because of Stalin's iron-fisted political means that the situation in the Soviet Union was stable at home, and it made great progress in the international arena and became a superpower in the world. In this regard, the Soviet Union represented a new ideology standing among the nations of the world.
The period of World War II was also a period when Stalin established a glorious image. Under the attack of German fascism, many cities in the Soviet Union fell. At this critical juncture, Stalin led the Soviet army and civilians to resist foreign enemies, and won the defense of Moscow, launching a fierce counterattack against the German Nazi Party.
Subsequently, Stalin led the Red Army of the Soviet Union all the way to the top and drove Germany back to its hometown. At this stage, Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union and even the entire Eastern European countries. After the end of World War II, Stalin's international status and influence were at its peak. It can be said that Stalin at that time had become the spiritual leader of all the socialist countries in the world, especially those in Eastern Europe, who took Stalin as the leader.
With world peace, coupled with the peaceful evolution of Western countries, drastic changes have taken place within those countries in Eastern Europe. Later, Stalin died of illness, and at this time, Stalin's status fell directly to the bottom. At that time, a top-down rise in the Soviet Union attacked Stalin's activities. The Central Committee of the Soviet Union and even the Soviet people stripped Stalin of the title of hero, but instead added him the titles of "butcher" and "dictator".
Even Khrushchev, the third leader of the Soviet Union at that time, vigorously criticized Stalin, and people led by Khrushchev directly attacked Stalin and attacked Stalin's past deeds. In Khrushchev's report, it is said that Stalin left behind hundreds of billions of assets, and these were left to his children.
Because of Khrushchev's report, the curiosity of the people of the whole country has aroused, and they also want to know how much inheritance the former head of state has. Later, the Soviet Union initiated the liquidation of Stalin's property, and even Nezov, the former head of the Moscow Special Liquidation Group, personally participated in the inventory of Stalin's legacy.
The result of the liquidation surprised everyone. The results of the liquidation show that stalin's personal legacy is only these things. Stalin had only 900 rubles in savings, and his other personal belongings consisted of only 5 pipes, 4 cigarette cases, a notebook, two white shirts, four military coats, and 10 pairs of trousers and 5 hats. It has to be said that Stalin's so-called "hundreds of billions of legacy" is enough to make everyone fall into self-blame and shame.
Nezov once said: In fact, Stalin left a very small legacy, but Khrushchev said that he left a hundred billion inheritance, even if we all knew at the time that it was false, but did not dare to refute it. Therefore, many people in the Soviet Union at that time knew the real economic conditions of Stalin, but they did not clearly say it for Khrushchev's sake.
As the leader of the Iron Bowl of the Soviet Union, Stalin contributed to the development of the Soviet Union. As for Stalin's merits and demerits, it can only be left to time to evaluate, and no individual can evaluate such a leader.