When it comes to the Soviet Union, it is estimated that the United States and Germany will still tremble in their legs and stomachs, as the most powerful country in the world at that time, the title of red giant is not blown by the wind, and Stalin, as the supreme leader of the Soviet Union, is the object of worship of countless people.
However, such a great man cannot escape the iron law of life, old age, illness and death, but the real cause of his death has become a mystery, and posterity has made countless speculations about this problem, but they cannot be argued because of lack of evidence. It was not until 1963, when Khrushchev, because he had drunk too much wine, that he told the story of that year.
Next, we will talk about this story, see what Khrushchev said at that time, and whether we can solve the truth about Stalin's death.
First, absurd speeches
According to the official explanation, Stalin died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage, and the relevant documents can also confirm this. But there are still some people who are skeptical about this, because their leader was not long ago fine, how could he suddenly die of illness? In response to this problem, many people began to collect relevant information everywhere, trying to find the truth about Stalin's death.
After Stalin's death, Khrushchev took over the power, and under his rule the overall level of the country increased a lot, and he himself gained the support of a considerable number of people, and ten years passed. At this time, a grand diplomatic banquet was being held in Moscow, the organizer was of course Khrushchev, and the guest he hosted was an ambassador from Hungary, and the two sides had a very happy conversation at the banquet, and it was for this reason that Khrushchev accidentally drank too much.
Coincidentally, it was his turn to speak on the stage, so the man came to the podium with a shake, and then he picked up the speech prepared by his subordinates in advance, glanced at it slightly, and then put it down, and Khrushchev was ready to play a speech off the spot. But his next words surprised everyone, saying that if Stalin had died early, it was estimated that the Soviet Union would have been stronger.
At this time, when people look at me and I look at you, they can't believe that this is coming out of his mouth, and then Khrushchev says in a non-surprising and endless way that the tyrant will eventually be hacked to death by the axe he defends. All those present exclaimed, and in their opinion Khrushchev's remarks were ostensibly attacking Stalin, but from the side it also showed that Stalin did not die of illness.
2. Disputes
Later, although the Soviet government tried its best to block the news, the relevant recordings were preserved, and everyone began to believe that Stalin was murdered by someone, and this person was most likely Khrushchev, and some people also produced relevant "evidence" for this.
It is said that before Stalin's death, a banquet was held in his villa, and he invited all the soviet high-ranking officials, including Khrushchev, and the banquet lasted for a whole day, and coincidentally, less than 5 days after that, Stalin died suddenly.
Third, there are many doubts
Some people say that it is wrong to put the blame on Khrushchev's head at a banquet alone. Immediately after Stalin's death, the Soviet government sent a professional autopsy team of 19 experts, who began the autopsy as soon as they got Stalin's body and produced a death report shortly after.
The cause of death on the report was indicated as cerebral hemorrhage, and then 11 experts signed it, which means that they agree with this view, but why did the rest not sign? After the collapse of the Soviet Union, people got this death report of Stalin at that time, and after analysis, the contents of the above were also known to the world, and the report pointed out that scientists found the presence of unknown liquid in Stalin's stomach, and his stomach was extremely damaged.
This confirms that Stalin definitely did not die of cerebral hemorrhage, but was premeditated assassination. There must be a huge interest group behind those who dare to do this, and this person must be the top brass of the Soviet Union, and eventually people will point the finger at Khrushchev.
However, this is only a speculation of people, after all, these evidences do not directly indicate that Khrushchev did do, but he did carry a lot of doubts, which also increased the possibility that he was the murderer.
Khrushchev
Those who are familiar with history know that Khrushchev and Stalin did not have a good relationship, and the two could even be said to be enemies. In Stalin's view, Khrushchev was a tool for balancing power, and he did not pay attention to Khrushchev at all, and once at a banquet he even ordered him to dance in public, and the feeling of being laughed at by everyone could be imagined.
At the same time, Khrushchev's son also died at the hands of Stalin, who was captured by the Germans, and Stalin ordered his men to bring him back at all costs. In this way, the rescue team brought him back after paying a heavy price, but Stalin shot him in front of Khrushchev, and such a bloody vendetta was unbearable for an individual.
Then there is the most important point, the Great Purge during Stalin's reign, in which he defined all those who threatened him as enemies, and the fate of these people was to be shot. At that time, everyone was shrouded in fear, they did not know when the anti-rebels would come to the door, and some people often went out during the day and never came back. Against this background, Khrushchev must have been afraid that Stalin would prey on him, so it was not impossible for him to kill Stalin first.
Fortunately, he survived and was fortunate to sit in the position of supreme leader of the Soviet Union, and after taking office, he took revenge on Stalin madly, not only had all the statues of Stalin removed, but even the posters and banners were all destroyed. And that's not all, he dug up Stalin's body from the tomb, burned it to ashes, and buried it in a corner of the Kremlin.
So many doubts are piled on Khrushchev's head, which makes many people think that he did it, but then again, although the evidence is strong, none of them directly indicates that it was Khrushchev who killed Stalin, so the cause of his death is still a mystery.
5. Summary
Stalin's death was nothing more than curiosity, and his death alone did not deserve sympathy for the sake of power in his hands.
Therefore, Stalin and Khrushchev are all the same goods, they should have wholeheartedly served the development of the country, but because of their power in the official arena to fight with others to the death, such leaders, despite their merits, in the end are still the object of criticism.