seminary we will see why he entered the seminary, and how this contributed to his

activities and how his life progresses through the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, to when

he was dictator. When he was a full revolutionary, we see his activities with the Kulaks,

Bolsheviks and the Red armies. We will also see how his Five Year Plans effected the

country, and his times dealing with World War 2 and the Cold War.

The man who would be known as Joseph Stalin was born on December 21, 1879

in Gori, Georgia, a province of the Russian Empire located in the Caucus Mountains. His

birth name was Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili, and he was the third son of Vissarion

and Ekaterina Dzhugashvili, -the only son that survived passed infancy. The

Dzhugashvili family was poor, Stalin's father, Vissarion, was a shoemaker and usually

had to travel far away from Gori to find work. Poverty and frustration made Vissarion a

violent, drunken husband and father. Stalin's mother, Ekaterina, was a hard working

seamstress, laundry woman and cook who usually worked for the wealthier families in

When Stalin was eleven years old, his father died i

expelled for interdisciplinary. Even though Stalin did not become a priest at the

several uprisings against the teachers. A vengeful attitude towards authority figures and

business was given a quota which it had to meet every year for a five year period.

Stalin, "after having graduated with top marks, he was admitted to the Tifls

might. As a result of these military purges, the Soviet Union army suffered great losses

exiled to Serbia for the final time. After the successful revolution in February of 1917

Some remember Stalin as a terrorist against his own people and a violator of countless

costs which eventually led to the battle that was the turning point in the war between the

surrounded troops. Stalin's willingness to sacrifice huge numbers of troops in battle led

him becoming an Orthodox priest. While attending the seminary, Stalin became more

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