Stalinist-Marxist

Stalinism places heavy emphasis on a one-party state and centralized economic planning. It supports an authoritarian government that uses strict controls to transform society and eliminate dissent. Economically, it's firmly on the left, advocating collective ownership directed from the top.

Under Stalin, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) monopolized all political power, there were no free elections, no opposition parties, and any sign of dissent within or outside the party was met with harsh punishment. Censorship of media, art, and literature was near-total; state propaganda shaped public perception and history.