Вот кто должен был стать главой СССР после Сталина.

This is the man who was supposed to lead the USSR after Stalin. 00:00 The problem of Joseph Stalin's lack of a successor and the beginning of the degradation of the party elite 00:30 Stalin's legendary phrase to his comrades: "When I die, the imperialists will strangle you like kittens" 00:44 The purge and classification of documents about Stalin's plans for a successor under Khrushchev 00:57 The theory about Georgy Malenkov: combining key positions in the CPSU Central Committee and the Council of Ministers 01:23 The 19th Party Congress of 1952: Why Stalin entrusted Malenkov with reading the main report 01:31 Malenkov's unique qualities as a personnel officer, the creation of a dossier on 2.5 million communists, and the removal of Yezhov 02:02 Malenkov's role during the war: overseeing the tank industry and the creation of the atomic bomb 02:25 March 5, 1953: Georgy Malenkov's official inauguration Head of the USSR Government 02:40 Historian Yuri Zhukov's opinion on the country's prosperity if Malenkov retained power 02:59 Malenkov's first speech against the personality cult and the abolition of the party apparatus' financial privileges 03:29 How Nikita Khrushchev lured the nomenklatura with a comfortable life and removed Malenkov in 1955 03:51 Analyst Andrei Fursov: Why Panteleimon Ponomarenko was Stalin's real successor 03:57 Ponomarenko's achievements: leadership of the partisan movement and the restoration of destroyed Minsk 04:13 Ponomarenko's land conflict with Khrushchev over the Belarusian Polesie in 1939 04:29 Letter to Stalin against Malenkov over his attempt to transfer the city of Polotsk to the RSFSR 04:52 Document from 1952 on Ponomarenko's appointment as head The Council of Ministers that the "four" refused to sign 05:23 The leader's strategy for removing the CPSU from government and the defeat of Molotov and Mikoyan 05:45 Why the West considered Vyacheslav Molotov a successor and his failure in the atomic project 06:17 The arrest of Molotov's wife in 1949 for ties to nationalists and his removal as Foreign Minister 06:33 The abolition of the old Politburo, the creation of a 25-member Presidium, and a focus on young cadres 07:04 Ponomarenko's exile to Kazakhstan and his subsequent diplomatic career in India and Holland 07:24 Malenkov's forced choice between the party and the Council of Ministers after the death of the leader 07:48 The role of Lavrentiy Beria as the fourth possible successor and an analysis of Khrushchev's lies about him 08:08 Beria's real status as the second man in the USSR and his approval of Council of Ministers documents since 1951 08:28 Nikita Khrushchev's memoirs: mention of Nikolai Bulganin as Stalin's official successor 08:44 Party officials unite around Khrushchev, Beria's execution, and Bulganin's exile to Sevastopol 09:41 Declassified 1988 document on the Leningrad Affair: Kuznetsov and Nikolai Voznesensky 10:20 Voznesensky's economic miracle: the evacuation of factories to the east and the implementation of the 4th Five-Year Plan 11:00 How Georgy Malenkov fabricated the Leningrad Affair to eliminate powerful competitors 11:29 The execution of Voznesensky, Kuznetsov, and the defeat of the USSR's chief ideologist, Andrei Zhdanov 11:51 Stalin's "I don't believe" resolution on the Voznesensky case file and behind-the-scenes intrigues Elders 12:23 The Complexity of the Soviet System: Why a Politburo Member Stood Above Any Minister of the State Apparatus 12:52 Historical Parallels of 1937: How the Nomenklatura Disrupted Stalin's Uncontested Election 13:21 The Failure of an Automatic Personnel Placement Mechanism and Manual Control in the CPSU 13:51 A Historical Lesson from the Stalin Era and the Colossal Complexity of the Personnel Task Facing Putin Today ✅Telegram ► https://t.me/mihail_sovetskij ✅Support the Channel ►https://pay.cloudtips.ru/p/3f47e38c ✅Contact - [email protected] #Mikhail_Sovetsky