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Stalin's victory depended on loyalty performances, talent selection, silence, underestimated retreat, and encouraging rivals' self-destruction rather than on superior theory or speeches.
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Stalin's victory depended on loyalty performances, talent selection, silence, underestimated retreat, and encouraging rivals' self-destruction rather than on superior theory or speeches.
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"So there are five reasons. Okay? The first reason is, from an early age, he wanted to trust powerful patrons, criminal mafia bosses, secret..."
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"And that was his secret weapon. Also, no one took him seriously, right? At this point in history, everyone thought Stalin was an intellectual..."
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