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Oct 28, 2023 · Mao, Stalin, and Hitler are often credited as the deadliest rulers in history? However, how many people have actually died because of them? In this video, Mr...
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After several weeks of the Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, Mao Zedong's power has consolidated to the point that it is absolute. All pledge loyalty ...
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Feb 8, 2018 · It is probably fair to say, then, that Mao was responsible for about 1.5 million deaths during the Cultural Revolution, another million for the other campaigns, and between 35 million and 45 million for the Great Leap Famine. Taking a middle number for the famine, 40 million, that’s about 42.5 million deaths.
It was practically a medieval country with guns. A final reason I don't think Mao is as bad as Stalin or Hitler is because both of those tyrants started World War 2. Hitler by invading Poland and Stalin by agreeing to carve up Poland. Stalin was every bit as guilty of starting the 2nd World War as Hitler was.
May 24, 2019 · Mao was a Communist, a poet, a general, a feminist, a farmer, a man always reinventing himself with new dogmas and new titles. Born in rural China in 1893, Mao was also, by his death in 1976 ...
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Feb 5, 2018 · These months mark the sixtieth anniversary of the launch of Mao’s most infamous experiment in social engineering, the Great Leap Forward. It was this campaign that caused the deaths of tens of millions and catapulted Mao Zedong into the big league of twentieth-century murders. But Mao’s mistakes are more than a chance to reflect on the past. They are also now part of a central debate in Xi ...
