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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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To be fair Germany (being populated be notorious been counters) left a paper trail for everyone deported to death camps (not for those in killed in Gettos or killed by death squads). The number that that around 6 million Jews and 0.5 million Roma where killed can not be disputed by any credible historian. Tho how many people Hitler killed in total is both up to debate (as other civilian deaths in WW2 were less documented) and question of definition (because of how we need to determine what country was responsible for what death). A reasonable death count of Hitler/ Nazi Germany can range from 15 to 42 million.

The bulk of Stalin‘s victims were killed in a man made famine spawned by incompetence that disproportionately affected Ukraine and Kazakstan. A Genocide in effect but not intent. Therefore it is less documented. However those killed by the purges were often accused criminals, therefore "lawful killings" and where official accounted for. All in all Stalin‘s death toll of 20 million (give or take 5 million) is most realistic.
gpt
&gt;The bulk of Stalin‘s victims were killed in a man made famine spawned by incompetence that disproportionately affected Ukraine and Kazakstan. A Genocide in effect but not intent.

Is up for debate when ur squads are literally snatching food from clearly starving people.

Part of the debate has always been one of if it was intentional to squash Ukrainian and other ethnic nationalisms or not, which their actions clearly perpetuating the deaths seem to support.

As for the purges, I don't really knw how to feel about that or frankly any of these deaths at all(including most of Hilter's), except too soon to ignore?. Not like purging you're court of rivals wasn't a common thing historically speaking nor is organizing mass death. I guess, we'll just have to wait for them to become more distant history to hyper focus more on their great achievements.