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Originally Posted by boxus
The famine, directed by a Georgian named Stalin, directed at the areas that most resisted Soviet rule during the revolution and through the 1920's. The areas impacted were southern Russia and Ukraine, home of many Cossack groups, most notably the Don and Kuban, two groups who provided the most resistance to the Soviet regime during the civil war, and who continued its efforts through the 1920's.
Again, it was the USSR and at the time was being led by a Georgian named Stalin, so I guess go blame Georgia or something.
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As an aside, Putins dad was Stalins cook - for life!
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