Stalin likened himself to the 16th century Russian emperor Ivan the Terrible.

Ivan the Terrible is a very important figure in Russian history.

Ivan the Terrible was an overwhelmingly charismatic and tyrannical ruler. He, too, imposed a reign of terror, slaughtering and torturing countless people.

But it is also true that his overwhelming power made the Russian dynasty a powerful nation. Stalin must have been aware of this history.

The comparison between Stalin and Ivan the Terrible is a very interesting question.

Stalin was a workaholic and did not care first about his family. However, Nadja and Stalin often quarreled, but they were able to have open conversations. For Stalin, she was the only partner he felt comfortable with.

However, the bizarre situation at the heart of the Soviet Union - the political machinations and Stalin's unrestrained attitude - caused Nadja to become mentally ill. Finally, she committed suicide by shooting herself in the heart.

As expected, Stalin was shocked by his wife's suicide. The dictator who killed millions of people with impunity also shed tears and suffered severe shock at his wife's death.

If there had been even the slightest bit of mourning for the deaths of millions of people, history might have been different. Or perhaps it is precisely because he did not that he was able to become a dictator...

Religion was taboo in Soviet society, but the very structure of the Soviet Union was based on religious beliefs. I have been thinking a lot about the theme of what religion is, and this was a very thought-provoking scene.

And under Stalin's regime, at least 4 to 5 million people died of starvation. And that too by man-made means...

These things were happening during the Stalin era. And under Stalin's regime, even this was justified in order to create a "wonderful new world"... It has now become a story of unimaginable proportions...