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1: Stalin controlled food purges by taking control of farms and not compensating the farmers

2: He did this to make them larger and more productive, but he just ended up negatively affecting the people of the Soviet Union and Ukraine because their produce was given to the government for nothing

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I am the future
I understand the sacrifices that must be made
I say words to inspire confidence in my people
I try to keep my control over them
I dream for the spread of communism
I am Stalin

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I am Russia's leader
I wonder what the other countries think
I hear whispers of opposition
I see the influence of the west
I want communism to spread
I am Stalin

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I am Stalin
I feel scared
I need a united Russia
I worry of a strong resistance
I pretend to be a grand, nice man
I am hungry for power

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Q: What were Stalin’s “Great Purges”?

A: Stalin's purges were a series of violent acts and imprisonments that were done to scare the public into uniting for the strength of their country.

Q: When did they take place?

A: They were believed to take place between 1934-1939.

Q: What did Stalin use to carry out his terror?

A: Stalin used the NKVD, the Communist secret police, to carry out his deeds of terror.

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Stalin took control by
1: Controlling the press - harass and threaten journalists
2: Target Key Individuals - Threaten civil servants, artists, and academics that they'll lose their job
3: Suspend the Rule of Law - Use the military as a domestic police force, even though it's not allowed
4: Setup a Surveillance System - Have secret police to spy on ordinary people
5: Harass Citizen Groups - Investigate People
6: Invoke a terrifying threat - Trick people into feeling a sense of security through their government
7: Create a system of prisons - Makes people feel safe but can be abused to put people of power in prison

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1. Stalin is a nice person who is looked up to.
2. Everyone who is looking up to Stalin is a child.
3. They have gifts to celebrate Stalin.

The message being spread on this piece of propaganda is that Stalin is what is right for Russia and even children, aka the future of their country, are all in agreement and respect Stalin, even commemorating him. He's shown as a respectable person that all of Russia looks up to, inclining everyone to feel a similar sentiment.