How Mao Zedong Humiliated Nikita Khrushchev #shorts

Mao Zedong, the founding father of Communist China, was a revolutionary who became a ruthless dictator. His government killed up to 80 million people through starvation, mass executions, and forced labor. But in today’s China, he remains a godlike figure beyond criticism.

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[no.stop.]

Ain't no way you used footage of Kim Il-sung

[satglez]

dude is a leader of a communist party, yet complains when treated the same as everyone else lol

[ty]

Yeah uh Stalin was still alive in 1949 and Kruschev was not in charge during the time. Please do like a literal Wikipedia check next time at the very least.

[dabhab]

Bro, the "Mao" in your thumbnail and most of the video is literally just Xi Jinping with fake, Kim Jong Un hair...WTF😂

[Marxism-LeninismInternationale]

Bro used Marshal Kim Il-Sung footage as an edit like its Chairman Mao Zedong.

[TheMoonShepard]

"Big fan of Joseph Stalin"

Of course he was...

[rabzouzful]

Mao the Chinese soviet leader didn't appreciate to be treated as everyone else 😏

[hairboyanimaciones]

That’s not even Mao, That’s Kim Il-Sung.

[icebaby]

How come Mao look like Xi? Are you sure that is Mao?😂

[Alex_FRD]

Khrushchev was Ukrainian, not Russian. The correct denonym is Soviet.

[Kosh_Naranek.]

“He was expecting to be treated as a guest of honor”

The fundamental flaw of communism. The human condition, also know as “becoming too big for your own britches.” All are supposed to be equal, but mao, the prime example, expected special treatment. This is a great example of why true communism is impossible.

[christian]

Khrushchev wasn't Russian he was Ukrainian

[radiator]

is that a weird Jinping edit in the thumbnail wth

[friendofvinnie]

This is b.s. krushev was a ideology deviant and conspirator who trashed Stalin's good name and started the downfall of the worker's movement!

[froglifes]

How is this humiliating? So he couldnt swim? Why are two world leaders swimming in a pool together anyway? Sounds a bit sus...

[Pants]

Mao wasn’t a big fan of Stalin, he just deeply respected him as a communist, not a person. He also did not trust him in the slightest

[VMartinus]

This is identity theft the Soviets were good and staking was too, Stalin had issues with time zones and hated that people saw Americans as inferior

[neisserguerrero]

I'm surprised those megalomaniacs' egos fit in the same pool!! On Judgement day, the proud WILL be humbled... 😇🤯

[mikeee]

Me too big fan of Joseph Stalin rip comrade

[captainkyperplayz]

I despise communism, but I can respect Krushchev as a more level-headed leader. Mao at worst advocated nuclear war with the West, and at best shrugged it off as survivable, a scenario Kruschev went out of his way to avoid. Also Krushchev didnt kill 60 million people

Mao appears to have been a decent military commander, but a horrible civilian leader. The man seemed to always need somebody to fight, and when enemies dried up, he manufactured new ones, whether that be the West, or the communists eating their own like in the Cultural Revolution