Stalin was the second chairman of the Soviet Union, and after Lenin's death, Stalin succeeded Lenin as ruler of the Soviet Union, and during Stalin's reign the heavy industry of the Soviet Union developed rapidly, becoming the second largest in Europe and the world. However, while heavy industry developed rapidly, the development of light industry was slowly advancing, which also laid hidden dangers for the future collapse of the Soviet Union, and the main reason for the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 was because of the serious polarization and division.
Back to the point, during Stalin's reign, he led the Soviet Union to resist Germany, because of Stalin's stubborn resistance in the Soviet Union, which made the German-Japanese-Italian fascist conspiracy unsuccessful, in the Period of World War II, the Credit of the Soviet Union was irreplaceable, and it was precisely because the Soviet Union had advanced weapons and a harsh environment that they could resist the fascist attack. How wise Stalin was in his youth, how brutal he was in his later years.
It is reported that in his later years, Stalin's work and rest time was very irregular, he began to fall asleep at four or five o'clock in the morning, and at the same time he began to work after the sun set. Not only that, Stalin was very willful in his later years, trying to bring new people to the Standing Committee, and at the same time, many meritorious people were also pulled down by him, and Stalin in his later years can be said to be very chaotic in Soviet society.
In his later years, Stalin adhered to the policy of ruling the big countries in small circles, and generally everything was decided by several people sitting together in an overnight meeting. There were four people in this circle, one Khrushchev (the next Chairman of the General Secretary of the Soviet Union after Stalin), Malenkov, Beria, and Bulganin, and on the day of Stalin's accident, Stalin and these four old comrades-in-arms were drinking together the night before.
How did Stalin die in the SOVIET Union? The details of the whole process the night before his death, missing the best rescue time:
After drinking, Stalin, in good spirits, personally sent the four people out of the house, and then Stalin went back to his room to sleep, and he did not expect this sleep to become Stalin's last sleep, because his life was irregular, so at noon, his guards and nannies thought that he was still resting as usual. At twelve o'clock in the night, the guard realized that something was wrong, and only then did he go in and see Stalin sleeping on the floor and urinating incontinence, and after cleaning up for Stalin, Stalin still did not wake up, and the guard only thought that Stalin was sleepy because of drinking.
However, after sleeping for a whole day, the guards were directly anxious and asked Khrushchev for advice, and as a result, after some discussion, the four of them decided to watch the fire from the other side, and it was during this period of time that they watched the fire from the other side, Stalin passed away, and there are many theories about Stalin's death.
The first is the poisoning of Stalin's son, because Stalin used to quarrel with his wife and beat up on his wife in the early days, which led to his wife Aliluyeva committing suicide, and when he grew up, his son was always dissatisfied with Stalin, but this statement was not very convincing, because Stalin's son could not kill him even if he hated his own lao tzu, because with his old man, he could have a better life, and without Stalin, he was nothing.
The second theory is that Khrushchev was framed by a conspiracy to frame Khrushchev, the third general secretary of the Soviet Union, who defeated Beria soon after Stalin's death, and one theory is that Khrushchev wanted to kill Stalin because during Stalin's time, he trusted Beria very much. Thus Beria had become the second largest figure in the Soviet Union after Stalin, and Stalin had suspicions about Khrushchev, which made Khrushchev very uneasy, because in his later years Stalin's methods of persecuting heroes were cruel. Naturally, Khrushchev was very afraid of this. Although the latter is credible, no one knows what Stalin's cause of death was.
What is not certain is that Stalin's sitting idly by During his coma, Khrushchev and Beria, was the main reason why Stalin missed the best time for treatment. But this is not to blame anyone else, because Stalin's life and routine and the brutality of his later years made his men indifferent in the face of danger, which is a reflection of the old Chinese saying that there is no merit, only no fault.