Mass Grief for Stalin!

USSR: Stalin’s [1953] Funeral – Greatest of the 20th Century – and the Resulting Stampede! (27.2.2025)

Since the recent détente of the US and modern Russia – the Russian-language Yandex search-engine has once again become easily available via the Western internet. Since I last regularly accessed the “deep” Russian internet – I have noticed that whereas there was about a 50%-50% distribution of pro and anti Stalin articles – a new narrative has been ordered which portrays Stalin as a mass killer who also achieved one or two great achievements for the Russian people (the new orientation is roughly 25& pro and 75% anti). This is a Western (capitalist), reactionary, Trotskyite, and entirely fascist attitude. Furthermore, it is pseudo-history. Joseph Stalin was working-class (most old Bolsheviks were middle-class) and was Georgian – not Russian (Stalin rejected all forms of nationalism – including Russian). The Soviet Union was a collective of around 15 or 16 countries (depending on era) that acted in Socialist collaboration. The history of the Soviet Union is not the history of Russia – even if Russia was the socio-economic driving force. The point of the 1917 Revolution was a new era in human evolution – a step forward and away from feudalism and capitalism.

Venezuela Stalingrad Plaque - 80th Anniversary

Venezuela: 80th Anniversary – Victory of Stalingrad Remembered! (9.2.2025)

In the year of the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, together with our Venezuelan friends from Valencia, we pay tribute to the heroes who fought for the freedom of the world against the threat of fascism. We are glad that, thanks to the friendship between Volgograd and Valencia, this significant plaque has been installed, allowing the inhabitants of the city to pay tribute to the heroism of the defenders of freedom.

Russia: 81th Anniversary of the Liberation of Leningrad from Nazi German & Finnish Tyranny! (27.1.2025)

At the Piskaryovskoye Memorial Cemetery of St Petersburg (Leningrad), the President laid a wreath at the Motherland monument to honour the memory of the fallen Leningrad residents and defenders.

At least 420,000 civilians of Leningrad who died from starvation, cold, and disease, or in air-raids, as well as 70,000 soldiers are buried in the cemetery’s 186 communal graves and 6,000 individual military graves.

The memorial wall behind the Motherland monument carries the words by poet Olga Bergholz: “No one is forgotten, nothing is forgotten.”

Floral Tribute!

DPRK: Floral Baskets to Statues of Great Leaders from Abroad! (8.9.2024)

Pyongyang, September 8th, 2024 (KCNA) — Overseas compatriots sent floral baskets to the statues of President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il on Mansu Hill here on the occasion of the 76th birthday of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

On the same day, floral baskets in names of the family of Zhang Wei-hua, Chinese related to the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle, and the manager of the Heilongjiang Provincial National Economic Development Company of China were placed at the statues of the great leaders. (End)

Workers' Party of Korea Loves the People!

DPRK: Grandmother Chae Sun Nam [채순남] Reaches 100-Years Old! (14.5.2024)

Chae expressed deep thanks to Kim Jong Un after receiving the birthday spread amid the congratulations of officials of the Wiwon County Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, family members, relatives and villagers.

She underwent the sorrow of a stateless nation before the liberation of Korea. She came to enjoy a happy life under the care of the Party which built a genuine people’s country and has pursued the politics of love for the people.

She worked hard by cultivating land with a single mind to repay the Party’s benevolence with increased grain production and had done good things for the country even after becoming a pensioner.

Saying that she is spending the rest of her life in good health under the people-oriented policies of the Party and the state, she asked her descendants to do more work for the country. (End)

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