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ruthlessly executed. The civil war lasted for three years, and it brought
complete devastation to Russia. Following this bloody war, Lenin
founded the first totalitarian single-party dictatorship in the world.
Lenin's time was one of overall ruin for Russia, especially in terms of
its economy; additional taxes were imposed on people who were already
very poor. Starvation and misery increased steadily. His policy brought
extensive nationalization, food rationing, and control over industry, and
no one could run the risk of resisting his policies since they well knew the
end of those who even attempted it.
By the time Lenin died in 1924, the policies he pursued earned him the
intense hatred of people, including some of his closest associates. His
successor as the chairman of the Communist party was Josef
Stalin, the bloodiest dictator world history has ever
known.
People's experiences of the thirty years during
which Stalin ruled have revealed, over and over
again, the utterly merciless nature of the communist
system. There was no end to murder, massacre and
torture. His "communism project" became an utter
grief-ridden experience for the public; millions drifted
into starvation and misery, villagers were used for
forced labor and people were severely oppressed.
Meanwhile, all forms of religious practices
were outlawed. Stalin started by confiscating

During the reign of the
communist leader Lenin,
tens of thousands of
innocent people died of
hunger. The famine which
was prevalent during the
time of Lenin and Stalin
happened simply because
resources for the
nourishment of the public
were spent on ideological
purposes.