Stalin's way of preserving revolutionary vitality through repeated purges of enemies.
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Stalin's way of preserving revolutionary vitality through repeated purges of enemies.
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The Great Purge is framed as Stalin's continuous revolution: destroying old guard, army leadership, bureaucracy, and even previous purgers to keep power fluid and dependent on him.
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"...what he did but they have stalin who is i'm the continuous revolution so the way that he maintains the the stability and the..."
"...to 1938, there's something called the Great Purge, which is a continuous revolution. At this point in history. What Stalin will do is kill..."
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