stalin

IPA: stˈɑɫʌn

Root Word: Stalin

A surname from Russian; usually referring to the Russian [empire, republic] revolutionary and Soviet Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU(b) Joseph Stalin.

Examples of "stalin" in Sentences

There is a whiff of Stalinism in the air.
It is an apologia for Stalin not an article.
Mass amnesty of the started after the death of Joseph Stalin.
Stalin's occasional beneficence showed itself in strange ways.
Stalin had full knowledge of the destructive force of the famine.
He never criticized Stalin's political record, only his brusqueness.
Any time Daniel Jackson gets power, he turns into a complete stalin.
In addition to these, Stalin distinguished the stratum of intelligentsia.
Khruschev's denouncement of Stalin came as a shock to the Soviet society.
The political report of the Central Committee was made by Comrade Stalin.
He came to mistrust the party's subservience to Stalin's Russia and Comintern.
It appears that "stalin" was going real-world and trying to hurt WK's business.
The author at asiapundit in a related article titled stalin's labor camps a workers' paradise writes:
Five Facts About The Origins Of Labor Day adolf hitler, idi amin, Josef stalin, pol pot, saddam hussein, slobodan milosevich
Or read condescending post #12 from Noemie Campbell, (note the "stalin" reference even though no one had mentioned him anywhere).
Good thing he survived it, I don't think anyone could tolerate another eight years of adolf w. bush, or joseph "dick" stalin in power.
This criminal decision brings our supreme court and our govt up into the company of other crimianls like adolph hitler, stalin, andmao.