I was curious about how communism dealt with Homosexuality over the years, and for the most part, it was condemned in many communist countires and was illegal. However, for a brief time fallowing the Russian Revolution, Homosexuality was actually decriminalized. it wassn't until Joe Stalin came along that it was made illegal.
So, lets say Stalin doesn't reciminalize Homosexuality, and that it remains legal in the Soviet Union. Other communist countries eventually also take this stance, and we have communist countries being the most progressive countries in the world in terms of gay rights.
What sort of impact would this have on the Cold War, as well as East/West Diplomacy? How might this change the gay rights movement in America and elsewhere?
So, lets say Stalin doesn't reciminalize Homosexuality, and that it remains legal in the Soviet Union. Other communist countries eventually also take this stance, and we have communist countries being the most progressive countries in the world in terms of gay rights.
What sort of impact would this have on the Cold War, as well as East/West Diplomacy? How might this change the gay rights movement in America and elsewhere?