Nowadays anti-Stalinism is the common feature of every anti-communist. - Viktor Tyulkin

If, by Stalinism, we mean the soviet political system during World War II, then it's absolutely clear that the main victims of the so called Stalinism, the ones who were primarily damaged from the URSS and from its Red Army of Workers and Peasants are hitlerian fascists and their henchmen.

I believe that today, under the circumstances of capitalism crisis and the ever-increasing anti-communist reaction, the matter of the approach to the figure of Stalin is not historical or personal, but it's a matter of a burning current political debate. As in 1941, if you considered yourself an enemy of fascism and ready to fight against those fascist gangs, in any case you would have sided with Stalin. Those who thought differently and they considered themselves struggling again Stalinism and against Stalin, they would find themselves on the other side of the front, under the tricolour of general Vlasov.

The remaining fascists cry over the fall of fascism, european democracies and the neo-fascists they support emulate them, all together they curse how terrible Stalinism was for them, and in every possible way they try - after Doctor Goebbels' example - to deceive hundreds of millions of european people, pushing them to the struggle against communism. It has to be said that, as in the last century, facts happen alongside a strong economic crisis.