How Far Was Stalin Responsible For The Purges In The 1930s?

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December 3, 2012

 

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Stalin react to this by purging the Ryutin group by a public trial and expelled the Ryutin group. Stalin’s paranoia and insecurity led him to purge all possible rivals that might form an alternative government against him. This was even worse after the Kirov assassination. Kirov was also a popular figure within the Communist Party but he was known to be against Stalin’s methods of industrialization and the extreme measures taken to discipline Party members...
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Although there is no direct evidence pointing to Stalin as the main perpetrator of the assassination, circumstantial evidence most likely points to Stalin having the motive of removing opposition that led to the assassination of Kirov. Stalin further took the assassination as a pretext to purge the Trotskyites and Leftists by accusing them to be suspected conspirators...
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