It's indeed very interesting, especially knowing that he was abducted by the aristocracy in secret and placed in a mental facility for being gay and not having offspring, so him drowning in a lake was rather the game of power and not the wish of the folk, who actually liked him. The root comment spews unbelievable nonsense.
Check Wikipedia/Хронология советской цензуры and references 45 and 46 there.
I don't particularly like mixing here several topics together as interchangeable statements: soviet people sacrificed greatly to stop the nazi aggression. Stalin is another great woe of soviet people. Stalin was very much on the same page with nazis when it came to dividing the territories, bad that the leopard ate his face.
You're joking, right? Never heard of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact? Funny fact: all anti-fascist literature was removed from libraries along with general line of censorship to praise nazis after the pact.
They very much cared about gender roles, but also pretty early figured out that women in the workforce are economically beneficial. So the situation was (and unfortunately is) that women are shamed if they don't earn money OR don't look good OR don't cook/clean/care about children. I am honestly fascinated how average woman manages these three shifts.
In academia btw there's still a huge gender bias even when women make the majority of students and generally perform better.
oh no I can't anymore buy slave-made product AND not pay taxes on it😲