Lavrentiy Beria: Difference between revisions

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As Head of the NKVD Beria charged and convicted hundreds of thousands of Russians as Traitors, often under false accusations. Beria created an effective spy network, that streached across the world and he also dabbled in assassinations. By February 1941, Beria was the deputy prime minister, among his many duties he oversaw strategic raw materials production for the war effort, he used people who had had sent to the Gulug camps as slave labour.

And as if he wasn't evil enough, Beria was a sexual offender and deviant of the highest tier. He ~~routinenly~~ raped and abused women who had taken from the streets for this purpose. Anyone who tried to resist him, he would have murdered. His depravity was well ~~now~~, and Stalin himself was said to be terrified when he was informed that his own daughter had been left alone with Beria.

And as if he wasn't evil enough, Beria was a sexual offender and deviant of the highest tier. He routinely raped and abused women who had taken from the streets for this purpose. Anyone who tried to resist him, he would have murdered. His depravity was well known, and Stalin himself was said to be terrified when he was informed that his own daughter had been left alone with Beria.

Following Stalin's death, unlike many of his followers, Beria was described as being overjoyed, and many of the other feared that he had his eyes aimed upon taking over the Solviet union. He was appointed First Deputy Premier and made an alliance with the new Primeminster, who at the time was the most powerful man, making Beria the second. He also opted for "De-Bolishevikization" of the Solviet unions foreign policy, seeing as the war had caused serious finacial problems. However he made many enemies, and suspicious of his motives the other party leaders were against him. Taking advantage of the spontanious 1953 East Germany rising, they turned on him. Khrushchev persuaded the other leaders to support a Party coup against Beria; Beria's principal ally Malenkov abandoned him.

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[[Category:Modern Villains]]

[[Category:Misogynists]]

~~[[Category:Died in disgrace]]~~

[[Category:Cold war villains]]

~~[[Category:Parents]]~~

~~[[Category:Fathers]]~~

[[Category:Soviet Villains]]

[[Category:Anti-Religious]]

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 As Head of the NKVD Beria charged and convicted hundreds of thousands of Russians as Traitors, often under false accusations. Beria created an effective spy network, that streached across the world and he also dabbled in assassinations. By February 1941, Beria was the deputy prime minister, among his many duties he oversaw strategic raw materials production for the war effort, he used people who had had sent to the Gulug camps as slave labour.
-And as if he wasn't evil enough, Beria was a sexual offender and deviant of the highest tier. He routinenly raped and abused women who had taken from the streets for this purpose. Anyone who tried to resist him, he would have murdered. His depravity was well now, and Stalin himself was said to be terrified when he was informed that his own daughter had been left alone with Beria.
+And as if he wasn't evil enough, Beria was a sexual offender and deviant of the highest tier. He routinely raped and abused women who had taken from the streets for this purpose. Anyone who tried to resist him, he would have murdered. His depravity was well known, and Stalin himself was said to be terrified when he was informed that his own daughter had been left alone with Beria.
 Following Stalin's death, unlike many of his followers, Beria was described as being overjoyed, and many of the other feared that he had his eyes aimed upon taking over the Solviet union. He was appointed First Deputy Premier and made an alliance with the new Primeminster, who at the time was the most powerful man, making Beria the second. He also opted for "De-Bolishevikization" of the Solviet unions foreign policy, seeing as the war had caused serious finacial problems. However he made many enemies, and suspicious of his motives the other party leaders were against him. Taking advantage of the spontanious 1953 East Germany rising, they turned on him. Khrushchev persuaded the other leaders to support a Party coup against Beria; Beria's principal ally Malenkov abandoned him.
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 [[Category:Modern Villains]]
 [[Category:Misogynists]]
-[[Category:Died in disgrace]]
 [[Category:Cold war villains]]
-[[Category:Parents]]
-[[Category:Fathers]]
 [[Category:Soviet Villains]]
 [[Category:Anti-Religious]]