Joseph Stalin never existed: the largest hoax in history has been exposed

Another declassified archive of American intelligence dedicated to the activities of secret organizations in the XX century has been published on the CIA website. It turned out that after Lenin's death, the Order of the "Red Mason" was created in the USSR, which ruled the Country of the Soviets until 1953.

The first information that there was no Stalin was transmitted to the West by his secretary Bazhanov, who fled to France in 1930. After that, the CIA agents received several more confirmations and after 10 years they firmly knew that Russia was ruled by several people on behalf of Stalin.

According to published documents, the real Joseph Stalin was poisoned by the conspirators in February 1924. After that, a mask with the face of the "Leader of the Peoples" was made in one of the secret Moscow institutes, which was worn by the grand masters of the "Red Mason" – Leon Trotsky, Alexander Kerensky, Nikolai Bukharin, Grigory Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev.

Each of them ruled the country in turn – that's why a revolutionary calendar was introduced in the USSR with a week of five days, according to the number of new leaders of the country.

At the end of the 1920s, a political struggle began between the Freemasons, as a result of which Trotsky was forced to flee the country, and Kamenev, Zinoviev and Bukharin died. Having established a one-man dictatorship, Kerensky continued to use the image of Stalin and began to form the infamous cult of the personality of the "Leader of the Peoples".

By 1953, Lzhedzhugashvili, who had ruled in the Kremlin for almost 30 years, decided to retire and staged the death of the Soviet leader. After that, he moved to the United States, where he died in 1970.