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I expect nobody. But since Socialists were before the revolution hunted by tsarist secret service and/or police, it could be possible when there was a clash. In his complete works on e.g. marxists.org you can check his early books by table of contents. May be he has written something about this.
However, I well know the official Propaganda in capitalist states - so I guess you mean the ever and ever repeated so-called "millions Stalin killed" . The revolution itself had only a few dead since only some tsarist staff did shoot. But after the revolution the western Nations had sent military, called the entente, consisting of virtually any western country. They also brought money and created armies of former tsarist military personal and forced, payed and equipped poor people.to fight against the socialist state.
They also found support by former big farmers (Kulaks) mainly but not only in Ukraine - who wanted the "defend their ownership of their farm slaves". They killed the new free farmers who organized themselves in collective farms, burned down their fields and damaged their - new at this time - agricultural machinery. They also organized armies with support of western money. This lead to many killed humans, but of course nobody could count exactly the number.
What remains important: All the millions of deaths of these wars and civil wars (actually class wars) and deaths from hunger due to burned wheat fields were later proclaimed as "killed by Stalin".
This is even now supported by the former corrupt alcoholic leaders of the USSR who decided to turn to capitalism and became millionaires or billionaires now - at the cost of their people. To justify and cover the true reasons of this turn to capitalism, they also complain about Stalin.
if you include the casualties from famine, the answer is about 20 million
Anywhere from 20-50 million. He's among the top 3 mass murderers of all time with Germany's Adolf Hitler as #3, the USSR's Joseph Stalin as #2 and China's Mao Tse Tung as #1.
He was responsible for the deaths of approximatley 20 million, including up to 4.5 million needlessly starved to death.
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How many Russians kill Stalin?
Stalin died of natural causes (stroke) at age 73 in 1953. Extrapolation from Soviet records indicate that Stalin was responsible for around 700,000 deaths of regular citizens. 14 million people were relocated, deported and passed through the gulags in his time.
How many Russians did the Germans kill?
20 million
How many jews did Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin kill combined?
joseph stalin killed over 123,000 people but he didnt kill any jews
How many Christians did Joseph Stalin kill?
11 million at least
Who led russia during WW2?
Josef Stalin was the leader of the Russians during WW2.
Russian dictator joseph stalin was responsible for the deaths of how many russians?
The Russian dictator Joseph Stalin was responsible for 400,000 deaths. This were the deaths of the Russians.
How many Russians kill Stalin?
Stalin died of natural causes (stroke) at age 73 in 1953. Extrapolation from Soviet records indicate that Stalin was responsible for around 700,000 deaths of regular citizens. 14 million people were relocated, deported and passed through the gulags in his time.
Who or what race of people did Joseph Stalin kill?
Unlike Hitler, Stalin committed genocide against a wide variety of people. They included Russian Muslims, Germans, Don Cossacks, Lithuanians, Latvians, Estonians, Poles, Ukrainians, and political dissidents.
How many Russians did the Germans kill?
20 million
How many jews did Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin kill combined?
joseph stalin killed over 123,000 people but he didnt kill any jews
Who was the leader of the Russians during World War 2?
Joseph Stalin.
How many Christians did Joseph Stalin kill?
11 million at least
How many people did Joseph Stalin kill himself?
around 20,000,000
What was a cause of Stalins great purge where millions of Russians were terrozied by the government?
The cause of Stalin's Great Purge where millions of Russians were terrorized by the government began with Stalin's fear of rival politicians and his fear of loss of power. His discovery of anti-Stalin propoganda helped to begin the purge.
Who led russia during WW2?
Josef Stalin was the leader of the Russians during WW2.
Did Joseph Stalin's ideas lead to rebellion?
Yes and no...Stalin did have many people hp wanted to rebel but Stalin was so ruthless that he'd kill everyone who even looked suspicious.
Why did Makarov want to kill all the Russians in the airport?
Because he doesn't like Russians.
