超级军网莫斯科市最终还是挂了斯大林像
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斯大林杀的自己人比希特勒杀掉的还多，果然会引起很大争议。
MOSCOW
Wed May 5, 2010 1:49pm BST
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Moscow city government put up small posters of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin around the capital on Wednesday despite an outcry from some officials and rights activists over some efforts to rehabilitate him.
World
Overriding fears of publicity that would diminish the atrocities committed under Stalin's rule, the images form part of celebrations the city is preparing for the 65th anniversary of the end of World War Two on May 9 -- Victory Day in Russia.
Moscow's government last month proposed displaying the plastic black-and-white portraits of Stalin, about 10 inches (25 cm) long and 7 inches wide, surrounded by his marshals who are credited with leading the Soviet Union to victory in 1945.
While some of the posters are within exhibits about World War Two, others went on show just outside the museums.
Their public display was immediately condemned by prominent Russian human rights group Memorial.
"Let this lie on the museum director's conscience... The new Russia must distance itself from the crimes Stalin committed," Interfax news agency quoted Memorial's Yan Rachinsky as saying.
A public transport bus in St Petersburg travelled on Wednesday through the centre of Russia's second city with a portrait of the moustachioed leader on its side, while other portraits appeared in the Far East city of Vladivostok, local media said.
Rights campaigners have been alarmed by what they characterise as an attempt by some officials -- especially during the 2000-2008 presidency of Vladimir Putin -- to play down Stalin-era atrocities by focussing on his achievements.
Putin, a former KGB agent who now serves as prime minister, has praised Stalin for creating the Soviet industrial powerhouse and for winning the Second World War, but also criticised his vast purges of opponents.
Western historians estimated that 30-60 million people died in Soviet gulag labour camps, in executions and during famine under Stalin. Russian officials put the figure simply in the millions.
President Dmitry Medvedev has condemned Stalin's rule and said last October he was concerned that most young Russians were unaware of the scope of Stalin's oppression. He said the crimes of the past should not be forgiven.
Many Russians were shocked last year when Stalin's grandson, Yevgeny Dzhugashvili, sought damages from a newspaper and a radio station for comments that he had ordered the deaths of innocents. The lawsuits followed a refurbishment of a Moscow metro station with a decoration heaping praise on Stalin.
(Reporting by Amie Ferris-Rotman; Editing by Mark Heinrich)斯大林杀的自己人比希特勒杀掉的还多，果然会引起很大争议。
MOSCOW
Wed May 5, 2010 1:49pm BST
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Moscow city government put up small posters of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin around the capital on Wednesday despite an outcry from some officials and rights activists over some efforts to rehabilitate him.
World
Overriding fears of publicity that would diminish the atrocities committed under Stalin's rule, the images form part of celebrations the city is preparing for the 65th anniversary of the end of World War Two on May 9 -- Victory Day in Russia.
Moscow's government last month proposed displaying the plastic black-and-white portraits of Stalin, about 10 inches (25 cm) long and 7 inches wide, surrounded by his marshals who are credited with leading the Soviet Union to victory in 1945.
While some of the posters are within exhibits about World War Two, others went on show just outside the museums.
Their public display was immediately condemned by prominent Russian human rights group Memorial.
"Let this lie on the museum director's conscience... The new Russia must distance itself from the crimes Stalin committed," Interfax news agency quoted Memorial's Yan Rachinsky as saying.
A public transport bus in St Petersburg travelled on Wednesday through the centre of Russia's second city with a portrait of the moustachioed leader on its side, while other portraits appeared in the Far East city of Vladivostok, local media said.
Rights campaigners have been alarmed by what they characterise as an attempt by some officials -- especially during the 2000-2008 presidency of Vladimir Putin -- to play down Stalin-era atrocities by focussing on his achievements.
Putin, a former KGB agent who now serves as prime minister, has praised Stalin for creating the Soviet industrial powerhouse and for winning the Second World War, but also criticised his vast purges of opponents.
Western historians estimated that 30-60 million people died in Soviet gulag labour camps, in executions and during famine under Stalin. Russian officials put the figure simply in the millions.
President Dmitry Medvedev has condemned Stalin's rule and said last October he was concerned that most young Russians were unaware of the scope of Stalin's oppression. He said the crimes of the past should not be forgiven.
Many Russians were shocked last year when Stalin's grandson, Yevgeny Dzhugashvili, sought damages from a newspaper and a radio station for comments that he had ordered the deaths of innocents. The lawsuits followed a refurbishment of a Moscow metro station with a decoration heaping praise on Stalin.
(Reporting by Amie Ferris-Rotman; Editing by Mark Heinrich)
MOSCOW
Wed May 5, 2010 1:49pm BST
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Moscow city government put up small posters of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin around the capital on Wednesday despite an outcry from some officials and rights activists over some efforts to rehabilitate him.
World
Overriding fears of publicity that would diminish the atrocities committed under Stalin's rule, the images form part of celebrations the city is preparing for the 65th anniversary of the end of World War Two on May 9 -- Victory Day in Russia.
Moscow's government last month proposed displaying the plastic black-and-white portraits of Stalin, about 10 inches (25 cm) long and 7 inches wide, surrounded by his marshals who are credited with leading the Soviet Union to victory in 1945.
While some of the posters are within exhibits about World War Two, others went on show just outside the museums.
Their public display was immediately condemned by prominent Russian human rights group Memorial.
"Let this lie on the museum director's conscience... The new Russia must distance itself from the crimes Stalin committed," Interfax news agency quoted Memorial's Yan Rachinsky as saying.
A public transport bus in St Petersburg travelled on Wednesday through the centre of Russia's second city with a portrait of the moustachioed leader on its side, while other portraits appeared in the Far East city of Vladivostok, local media said.
Rights campaigners have been alarmed by what they characterise as an attempt by some officials -- especially during the 2000-2008 presidency of Vladimir Putin -- to play down Stalin-era atrocities by focussing on his achievements.
Putin, a former KGB agent who now serves as prime minister, has praised Stalin for creating the Soviet industrial powerhouse and for winning the Second World War, but also criticised his vast purges of opponents.
Western historians estimated that 30-60 million people died in Soviet gulag labour camps, in executions and during famine under Stalin. Russian officials put the figure simply in the millions.
President Dmitry Medvedev has condemned Stalin's rule and said last October he was concerned that most young Russians were unaware of the scope of Stalin's oppression. He said the crimes of the past should not be forgiven.
Many Russians were shocked last year when Stalin's grandson, Yevgeny Dzhugashvili, sought damages from a newspaper and a radio station for comments that he had ordered the deaths of innocents. The lawsuits followed a refurbishment of a Moscow metro station with a decoration heaping praise on Stalin.
(Reporting by Amie Ferris-Rotman; Editing by Mark Heinrich)斯大林杀的自己人比希特勒杀掉的还多，果然会引起很大争议。
MOSCOW
Wed May 5, 2010 1:49pm BST
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Moscow city government put up small posters of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin around the capital on Wednesday despite an outcry from some officials and rights activists over some efforts to rehabilitate him.
World
Overriding fears of publicity that would diminish the atrocities committed under Stalin's rule, the images form part of celebrations the city is preparing for the 65th anniversary of the end of World War Two on May 9 -- Victory Day in Russia.
Moscow's government last month proposed displaying the plastic black-and-white portraits of Stalin, about 10 inches (25 cm) long and 7 inches wide, surrounded by his marshals who are credited with leading the Soviet Union to victory in 1945.
While some of the posters are within exhibits about World War Two, others went on show just outside the museums.
Their public display was immediately condemned by prominent Russian human rights group Memorial.
"Let this lie on the museum director's conscience... The new Russia must distance itself from the crimes Stalin committed," Interfax news agency quoted Memorial's Yan Rachinsky as saying.
A public transport bus in St Petersburg travelled on Wednesday through the centre of Russia's second city with a portrait of the moustachioed leader on its side, while other portraits appeared in the Far East city of Vladivostok, local media said.
Rights campaigners have been alarmed by what they characterise as an attempt by some officials -- especially during the 2000-2008 presidency of Vladimir Putin -- to play down Stalin-era atrocities by focussing on his achievements.
Putin, a former KGB agent who now serves as prime minister, has praised Stalin for creating the Soviet industrial powerhouse and for winning the Second World War, but also criticised his vast purges of opponents.
Western historians estimated that 30-60 million people died in Soviet gulag labour camps, in executions and during famine under Stalin. Russian officials put the figure simply in the millions.
President Dmitry Medvedev has condemned Stalin's rule and said last October he was concerned that most young Russians were unaware of the scope of Stalin's oppression. He said the crimes of the past should not be forgiven.
Many Russians were shocked last year when Stalin's grandson, Yevgeny Dzhugashvili, sought damages from a newspaper and a radio station for comments that he had ordered the deaths of innocents. The lawsuits followed a refurbishment of a Moscow metro station with a decoration heaping praise on Stalin.
(Reporting by Amie Ferris-Rotman; Editing by Mark Heinrich)
被他杀掉的毛子很多很多？那该咱们中国人记念他了。
虽然我知道超大能人很多，但是我拜托楼主发这样的帖子是不是改翻译成中文？不要让我以为你在装B
那么某国太祖当政那么多年内外斗、天地斗、互相斗搞死的人更多，死后画像还不是挂在世界上最大的广场上。
thinkgeeks 发表于 2010-5-6 23:24 
哦？给个数据瞧瞧。
哦？给个数据瞧瞧。
英国已故首相丘吉尔的评价：斯大林接手的是一个仅有犁杖的俄罗斯，但他死后，留给人民的是一个核大国。
nsa2000 发表于 2010-5-7 00:30
可惜俄罗斯人民不领情啊...
照毛子现在这样搞下去，不久又要拿犁杖了
可惜俄罗斯人民不领情啊...
照毛子现在这样搞下去，不久又要拿犁杖了
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
果然就有良历青跳出来兜售自己的高论了。:D
果然就有良历青跳出来兜售自己的高论了。:D
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
嫉妒不能当饭吃啊，同学，这个世界上有太祖那么高智商的人也找不出几个了。像你这样的水平就只有当P民了。
嫉妒不能当饭吃啊，同学，这个世界上有太祖那么高智商的人也找不出几个了。像你这样的水平就只有当P民了。
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
别嫉妒啊，你就是裸奔也当不了太祖:D
别嫉妒啊，你就是裸奔也当不了太祖:D
有良心的青年历史发明家不管走到哪里都是被围观的脸！{:wu:}
老师当年教育写作文要标新立异
结果标出一大堆脑残来
总要语不惊人死不休
太祖功过早有理论了 还在JJYY
结果标出一大堆脑残来
总要语不惊人死不休
太祖功过早有理论了 还在JJYY
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
你要是不爽可以把钱包里印着他头像的纸都给我，我来者不拒。
你要是不爽可以把钱包里印着他头像的纸都给我，我来者不拒。
苏共实亡于斯大林。
那么某国太祖当政那么多年内外斗、天地斗、互相斗搞死的人更多，死后画像还不是挂在世界上最大的广场上
这种帖子总是秀智力下限的好场所{:jian:}
人家指挥了卫国战争，纪念这场战争不挂他的像挂谁的？
把精蝇的脸给抽烂！
精英把脸伸出来
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
某国太祖比斯大林温柔多了，斯大林是成批成批地枪决元帅将军，太祖好像还没枪毙过５５年的少将以上的开国元勋吧？
某国太祖比斯大林温柔多了，斯大林是成批成批地枪决元帅将军，太祖好像还没枪毙过５５年的少将以上的开国元勋吧？
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
喔，不服？有种就去把那个画像砸下来。即便你献身了，良心人士们还会尊奉你为大义士顶礼膜拜滴。:D
喔，不服？有种就去把那个画像砸下来。即便你献身了，良心人士们还会尊奉你为大义士顶礼膜拜滴。:D
那段历史少不了他。
斯大林给俄罗斯带来的足够他们几辈子衣食无忧了。如此人物还要争议能不能挂他画像？
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
某国某总统以解放黑奴为名干掉的本国南方公民也不少，还放大火屠城，不但不受谴责，还很受该国推崇
某国某总统以解放黑奴为名干掉的本国南方公民也不少，还放大火屠城，不但不受谴责，还很受该国推崇
精液啊精液啊，射出来了吧？打脸，啪啪的
这个咱们管不着
未来戦士 发表于 2010-5-7 05:28
版主，你这就有点太机械了吧。。
版主，你这就有点太机械了吧。。
谈前苏的二战史
能把这老斯抛开吗？
这不扯淡嘛
能把这老斯抛开吗？
这不扯淡嘛
斯大林对某些俄罗斯人可能不好，对于俄罗斯，贡献确实巨大。
连我们的太祖也惧他三分。
斯大林的能力不可小视，但是比起我们太祖，还是差点。
斯大林对于反对派是用批量杀害，太祖对于反对派是用改造。
连我们的太祖也惧他三分。
斯大林的能力不可小视，但是比起我们太祖，还是差点。
斯大林对于反对派是用批量杀害，太祖对于反对派是用改造。
送给那些唧唧歪歪的人一句话：尔曹身与名俱灭，不废江河万古流。
送给那些唧唧歪歪的人一句话：尔曹身与名俱灭，不废江河万古流。
dply 发表于 2010-5-7 02:14
哥们油菜花，提议非常好。那个不爽的，你把印太祖头像的纸都拿出来送人好了，肯定人人眉开眼笑的接受。
哥们油菜花，提议非常好。那个不爽的，你把印太祖头像的纸都拿出来送人好了，肯定人人眉开眼笑的接受。
斯大林对于俄罗斯，贡献巨大，
毛子还是别出斯大林,出出赫鲁晓夫、戈尔巴乔夫挺好
超大堕落了，离种花不远矣
miminix 发表于 2010-5-7 00:23
老毛也已经很不错了，斯大林是大清洗，被清洗的结果只有死亡。老毛主持的从整风到文革的历次政治运动都没有大规模的进行人身消灭式的清洗，政治失败的结局类似于宋朝的流放，把你扔到偏僻的地方或者没啥权力没啥影响的地方去。
即使以争论最大的文革算，只有文革前三年的全国范围的大武斗死了不少人，但死的都是老百姓，被打倒的高官死的有几个？？被打倒不过是被批判，被隔离审查，进劳改干校学习。连文革的第二号敌人，刘邓司令部的二号人物都能撑过文革，更别说被打倒的其他人了。
所以说老毛对政治斗争的失败者比斯大林仁慈太多了。
老毛也已经很不错了，斯大林是大清洗，被清洗的结果只有死亡。老毛主持的从整风到文革的历次政治运动都没有大规模的进行人身消灭式的清洗，政治失败的结局类似于宋朝的流放，把你扔到偏僻的地方或者没啥权力没啥影响的地方去。
即使以争论最大的文革算，只有文革前三年的全国范围的大武斗死了不少人，但死的都是老百姓，被打倒的高官死的有几个？？被打倒不过是被批判，被隔离审查，进劳改干校学习。连文革的第二号敌人，刘邓司令部的二号人物都能撑过文革，更别说被打倒的其他人了。
所以说老毛对政治斗争的失败者比斯大林仁慈太多了。
真黄帝后裔 发表于 2010-5-7 11:03
结局实际也差不多。都被自己最信任的人把自己的东西破坏了。
老毛最信任的是谁？？发动政变逮捕老毛遗孀江青，老毛侄子毛远新，老毛指定的继承人王洪文等人的人是谁？？北京的主力是汪东兴，南京的主力是许世友。汪东兴把北京一伙人全抓了，没有汪东兴手中的兵，华国锋敢政变？？没有许世友手中的兵，王洪文的大本营上海能被一举平定？？
结局实际也差不多。都被自己最信任的人把自己的东西破坏了。
老毛最信任的是谁？？发动政变逮捕老毛遗孀江青，老毛侄子毛远新，老毛指定的继承人王洪文等人的人是谁？？北京的主力是汪东兴，南京的主力是许世友。汪东兴把北京一伙人全抓了，没有汪东兴手中的兵，华国锋敢政变？？没有许世友手中的兵，王洪文的大本营上海能被一举平定？？
做了很多牛事也做了很多错事
做了很多牛事也做了很多错事
回复 4# miminix
就知道你这样的人此刻会迫不及待地跳出来
就知道你这样的人此刻会迫不及待地跳出来
看来沙皇称霸靠的是犁杖！沙俄军队当年是靠犁杖到处征服。
Tommygun 发表于 2010-5-7 08:46
8X8的时候就有2个S13，往太祖像扔鸡蛋，结果被在场静坐的大学生当场抓了。
8X8的时候就有2个S13，往太祖像扔鸡蛋，结果被在场静坐的大学生当场抓了。