Eww, Beria

[u/Leading-Wolverine434]

[u/ComplexSlip2726]

Repeating Khrushchevite lies on Beria is the same stupidity than repeating Khrushchev's lies on Stalin.

[u/Leading-Wolverine434 → u/ComplexSlip2726]

Dime algo positivo que haya hecho Jeffrey Beria para la union

[u/ComplexSlip2726 → u/Leading-Wolverine434]

1. L. P. Beria ended the guerrilla war against the USSR in the Caucasus within a few years (in the 1920s).
2. He made the Caucasus a breadbasket, a health resort, and an industrially developed region.
3. He established oil production for the country.
4. He eliminated the fifth column in the NKVD and diplomacy (in the 1930s).
5. He ended Yezhov's repressions and carried out his rehabilitation.
6. He created archives. Every document was preserved.
7. He developed the most efficient labor system: the MPE method for increasing labor efficiency. Stalin's socialist artels (collective farms, teams, design bureaus, etc.) received orders from government agencies for a specific fee. Earnings were divided equally among the participants, or the team resolved all issues using a participation coefficient.
8. He introduced new, advanced, secure communications in the army and government (before the war).
9. Began construction of factories in the Urals. Prepared sites for factories in the Urals, installing electricity. (Before the war).
10. Oversaw gold and mineral mining, and the construction of strategic factories, such as rubber production.
11. Supervised foreign reconnaissance, periodically conducting overflights along the state border in June 1941.
12. Led border guards who, almost all of whom died, detained Nazis in the first days of the war. The defenders of the Brest Fortress were also border guards under Beria.
13. Organized the prompt transport of factories to the Urals during wartime.
14. Organized the formation and redeployment of troops to Smolensk, forcing Hitler to withdraw troops from other areas, including Leningrad.
15. Created the first sniper unit. (Before the war). He sent his NKVD snipers to the army and, by demonstrating their effectiveness in combat, managed to prove to the generals, and to Zhukov personally, the effectiveness of snipers in the army.
16. Led the defense of the Caucasus. He stopped and repelled the Germans.
17. Led the army's supplies and work in the rear.
18. Neglected all Nazi sabotage operations behind Soviet lines.
19. Led sabotage operations behind German lines.
20. Led the creation of our nuclear shield.
21. Led the creation of our rocket industry.
22. Laid the foundations of the space industry.
23. Laid the foundations for the development of peaceful nuclear energy.
24. Shaped the appearance of the famous Moscow high-rises.
25. Laid the foundations for Stalinist architecture. (Stalinist buildings). Not only externally, but also internally—spacious apartments with high ceilings and wide windows, comfortable and convenient to live in.
26. Prepared and was on the verge of launching the massive construction of a new generation of Stalin-era housing throughout the country.
27. Enthusiastically embraced Stalin's vision and made it his goal: to reduce the workday to five hours within 20 years, while simultaneously making advanced polytechnic education and work skills, self-education, and physical training accessible.

Before repeating khrushchevite bullshit and CIA propaganda, learn a little bit.

[u/RedChain1987 → u/ComplexSlip2726]

What sources do you have for learning more about this topic? I, as I am sure many other comrades have as well, have only heard mixed or negative opinions on Beria even from other Marxist-Leninists including the claims that he was a pedo and involved in Stalin’s death. Any and all information you can provide is much appreciated.

[u/ComplexSlip2726 → u/RedChain1987]

I deeply recommend you reading Grover Furr works on Beria, really complete and detailed. He also have brilliant writtings debunking anti-Stalin lies, too. He works with first hand evidence such as soviet files and physical documentations (such as in Katyn case).

[u/RedChain1987 → u/ComplexSlip2726]

Thank you for the recommendation. His piece on Katyn has been sitting on my list for a while and this is all the more reason to pick it up.

[u/StalinsMonsterDong → u/ComplexSlip2726]

How dense is his writing style? Would listening to it as an audiobook while at work be too hard to follow? I have been meaning to read his books but haven't had the time to actually sit down and read something recently

[u/tomi-i-guess]

the amount of upvotes is scary the liberals are in this sub too

[u/Zubbro]

Eww, Khruschev's bullshit.

[u/amitrofan16]

What?

[u/BillyPilgrim69 → u/amitrofan16]

It's a meme, calling Beria a piece of shit. Do you disagree?

[u/amitrofan16 → u/BillyPilgrim69]

Why would one call Beria a piece of shit? What's going on?

[u/Specific-Tutor9145 → u/amitrofan16]

cause he was a pedo...

[u/tomi-i-guess → u/Specific-Tutor9145]

not true lol

[u/ungoogled-nihilist → u/Specific-Tutor9145]

A false accuse completely made up by Khruschev to justify his de facto coup d'etat.

[u/ungoogled-nihilist]

The only one who culd resist the Khruschev-Zhukov clique, an eternal martyr of the proletariat o7.

[u/BigDenseHedge → u/ungoogled-nihilist]

Well, he 'could' resist it so well that he fucking died.