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	Women, mainly remained at the workforce, for the majority of the time Josef Stalin was remained, yes homosexuality was criminalised, however that docent change the fact unlike Brezhnev, he didn't put a emphasis on conservative values, and still cited religions as borgieous influences, as well as calling consocs borgeiouse. Women weren't given a nuclear dynamic, they were praised as heroines and fighters, and many went to war. That docent seem very traditional if you ask me.		Women, mainly remained at the workforce, for the majority of the time Josef Stalin was remained, yes homosexuality was criminalised, however that docent change the fact unlike Brezhnev, he didn't put a emphasis on conservative values, and still cited religions as borgieous influences, as well as calling consocs borgeiouse. Women weren't given a nuclear dynamic, they were praised as heroines and fighters, and many went to war. That docent seem very traditional if you ask me. I wouldn't say Stalin is a progressive but I don't think he was a conservative. If anything, he was culturally ambiguous

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