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+ | '''Joseph Stalin''' was a [[20th century]] [[Human]] and [[totalitarianism|totalitarian]] [[dictator]] of the ancient [[Soviet Union]] [[nation-state]] on [[Earth]]. He led the Soviet people through the [[Second World War]] on the side of the [[Allies]] against [[Nazi]] [[Germany]], and was a rather controversial figure. |
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+ | According to [[Dixon Hill]]'s secretary {{dis|Madeline|Dixon Hill}}, the last time they had a new case was when "''[[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]] and Stalin were [[bosom]] buddies.''" ({{TNG|Manhunt}}) |
| − | + | Shortly after Stalin's [[death]] in [[1953]], [[New York City]] publisher [[Douglas Pabst]] quipped that [[writer]] [[Herbert Rossoff]] had been angry ever since. Interpreting this remark as his being called a [[communist]] (or "red"), Rossoff reacted angrily to the insult, calling him a [[fascist]]. The exchange was part of [[Benjamin Sisko]]'s vision as [[writer]] [[Benny Russell]]. ({{DS9|Far Beyond the Stars}}) |
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+ | {{bginfo|According to the [[Pocket Books]] novel ''[[Home Is the Hunter]]'', [[Pavel Chekov]] met Stalin after being sent back in time by the alien Weyland.}} |
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+ | ==See also== |
| + | * [[Vladimir Lenin]] |
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| + | * [[Mikhail Gorbachev]] |
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| + | * [[Che Guevara]] |
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Revision as of 20:15, 27 October 2019
Joseph Stalin was a 20th century Human and totalitarian dictator of the ancient Soviet Union nation-state on Earth. He led the Soviet people through the Second World War on the side of the Allies against Nazi Germany, and was a rather controversial figure.
According to Dixon Hill's secretary Madeline, the last time they had a new case was when "Hitler and Stalin were bosom buddies." (TNG: "Manhunt")
Shortly after Stalin's death in 1953, New York City publisher Douglas Pabst quipped that writer Herbert Rossoff had been angry ever since. Interpreting this remark as his being called a communist (or "red"), Rossoff reacted angrily to the insult, calling him a fascist. The exchange was part of Benjamin Sisko's vision as writer Benny Russell. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars")