Dream of General Secretary - Stalin Lives Longer TL

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"I'm not saying it was aliens but it was aliens."

The Purge

Ground control to Uncle Joe, Ground control to Uncle Joe:
Take your vodka pills and put your helmet on
Ground control to Uncle Joe: Commencing countdown engine's on
Check ignition and may Lenin's love be with you...

This is Uncle Joe to ground control, I'm stepping through the door
And my dialectic is the true Marxist way
And I think I'll start another purge today

For here am I sitting in a tin can, far above the world
The Rodina is red and my foes will soon be dead.
 
Isn't it the consensus that Stalin was gearing up to commit his own version of the Holocaust by the time that he died? If so, this is going to be very dark.
 
RP-218 or How I Saved Soviet Rocket Engineers?
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RP-218 was a two-seat rocket powered plane with a pressurized cabin, a retractable undercarriage and equipment suitable for high altitude flight.

For the first it was flown on January 1938. After completing the project, Sergey Korolev and other engineers were assigned to build practical rocket fighters for a full-powered flight.

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Rocket plane Korolev RP-302 was used by the Soviet Air Forces since 1943 (battle of Stalingrad).

The plane was built out of wood, with some aluminium. It had a pressurized cockpit, retractable landing gear and hydraulic actuators.​
 
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Army Research Center at Peenemunde.

First V-2 rocket was launched during October of 1942, but military forces started to use it around 1943. Rockets were launched against Western targets but some of them were used against cities occupied by the Soviet Union.

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Operation Osoaviakhim succeeded in capturing over 3,000 German specialists with their families (9,000 people in total). All of them were relocated to the sharashka system inside the Gulag system. Under strict supervision of the Soviet Defense Ministry, they helped to fuel early Soviet space program and rocketry development.​
 

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Isn't it the consensus that Stalin was gearing up to commit his own version of the Holocaust by the time that he died? If so, this is going to be very dark.



Based off of all of that, was the goal to relocate all of the Jews of the USSR or just those in the major cities?


The question also becomes whether all of the Jews are going to Birobidzhan or will be divided between Birobidzhan and Kazakhstan.



As for the matter of scale (relative to what happened to the Kalmyks, Chechens, Ingush, and Crimean Tatars - among others) there are a lot more Jews in the USSR than any other single group that was deported. But, during World War II, 3,332,589 individuals were encompassed by Stalin's policies of deportations and forced settlements - nobody can accuse comrade Stalin of not being to take big actions...
 
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