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A bust of Joseph Stalin marks his grave in the Kremlin Wall in Moscow. Susan Theotokatos, social studies teacher, described the way Stalin ruled: “In the classic sense he was a dictator-- he was a totalitarian ruler by all accounts, ruled by terror, took out anyone who he deemed a threat--- any one who would have opposed him, controlled media and messaging, expanded the secret police and encouraged citizens to spy on each other.”

[Photo] On 100th anniversary of Stalin’s appointment to general secretary, social studies teachers review his rule

William Fisher, Entertainment Editor
March 30, 2022
A painting by Jacques-Louis David titled “Napoleon Crossing the Alps” depicts Napoleon in his 1800 invasion of Italy. He has not just been viewed as a brilliant general; he was also the leader of France. Susan Theotokatos, social studies teacher, said, “And so he now will claim himself as an emperor; he saw himself as an emperor because his goal was to reach the heights for France.”

[Photo] Social Studies Teachers review Napoleon on the 200th anniversary of his death

William Fisher, Entertainment Editor
December 11, 2021
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