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and any feelings for Stalin are for his determination to save the city, and not actual love for him.

Stalin doesn’t deserve for any credit for this victory, he didn’t cared for his soldiers nor civilians before, during and after WWII. He has only determination to stay in power, nothing more.

My wife's father taught his children at an early age that Stalin was an evil man. My wife is the youngest of the group, with some as old as 63, and so you can see he started teaching against Stalin long before Khrushchev unmasked the dictator's true evil.

This is proofing only that father of your wife was probably honorable man. But it has nothing to do with Russian education system today.

This is proofing only that father of your wife was probably honorable man. But it has nothing to do with Russian education system today.

You have no shame, and will stoop to any lie to bad mouth Russia. My wife was a high official in the Volgograd Region's educational system, and late last night after making my post I showed her the picture, and asked for her why they included Churchill and Roosevelt in a Volgograd statue. She stated it in no way honored Stalin, but rather the war effort.