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>After the death of Stalin, The Soviet Union could not find a stable replacement for the leaders. Kruschev pissed off both reformists and stalinists, Stalinists didn't like his de-stalinisation campaign. Reformists saw the crack down on Hungary and the continued opression of the Soviet People's as just more of Stalin with a new shiny coat. The Stalinists launched a coup first, than the reformists launched a counter coup. Back and fourth coups shaped the year. Governments were worn and replaced faster than you could learn the new name of your leader. That's when the Stalinists had a "epiphany". The Original Karl Marx stated that the transition state would eventually wither away into a classless, stateless society. They believed it was time. They launched a "Anarcho-Stalinist" Revolution. The flag was officially instated at the beginning of the Revolution in 1953 but it would take winning the 2nd Russian Civil war to instate it all over the country. And after years of brainwashing. Anarcho-Stalinism was "truly" implimented. The territory has no law, no codes, no legal agencies, yet, people willingly enforce "the ideology of Stalin". The same 5 year plans that Stalin implimented over and over willingly. Independent "NKVD" agents (there is no NKVD) take people away who they think are traitors to Stalin, Gulags are guarded by volunteer guards. They only use technology that was used while Stalin was alive. The Soviet Black Army Marches, suprisingly organised and effective force despite the outdated equipment. Serving a dead man that would probably have a heart attack if he saw the "Soviet Union" today.
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book of literal whos
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kek