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Today’s Stalists, who mol themselv on Stal’s regime, have a lot of explag to 1922, homosexualy was legalised revolutnary Soviet Rsia, makg one of the most advanced untri the world on this qutn.

I am wrg a longer seri of articl on the crimalisatn of homosexualy Rsia after the October revolutn, how homosexualy was subsequently viewed, how the burecratic generatn of the Rsian revolutn also slowly suffoted the eedoms won by homosexuals, and fally the build up to re-crimalisatn 1934. I will not, therefore al wh the qutns tail the 1930s, after the crimalisatn of homosexualy the Soviet Unn, the Stalist Communist Internatnal beme permeated wh homophobia and almost all those untri where Stalist regim me to power, homosexualy was crimalised, om Eastern Europe, to Cha, to Cuba.

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The German Communist Party prr to the rise of Hler 1933 was favour of homosexual emancipatn, and would have been unimagable to members of that party that, the mid-1930s, the very same anti-gay laws troduced by Hler would also be adopted by adopted the same anti-gay laws as Hler the mid-30s / Image: public domaA brief look at the 1920s shows that, the early years, there was a general qutng of the old valu that had domated Rsian society unr the Tsar. Already, before the actual crimalisatn of homosexualy 1934, the regime unr Stal had been makg life more difficult for fate of KuzmThe fate of one proment figure, Mikhail Kuzm, a famo poet and thor, highlights the procs. In the subsequent years, thoands of homosexuals end up Stal’s prisons and labour se of Harry Whyte, a Brish CommunistBefore the 1934 crimalisatn the Soviet Unn, the Communist parti Europe had been mpaigng for homosexual emancipatn, pecially Germany where there was a strong and anised gay rights movement – which was to be subsequently btally clamped down on by Hler, wh many homosexuals endg up the ncentratn mps.

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Harry Whyte, reflectg the thkg of a loyal party member, believed that only homosexuals volved genue unter-revolutnary activi would be prosecuted, but was very quickly to disver that the law applied to all had Whyte’s letter archived, but first add his own note, “An idt and a generate”, a clear reference to the thor of the letter. In reference to the crimalisatn of homosexualy after the revolutn, he explaed that legislatn had been fluenced by thkg the Wt which viewed homosexualy as an illns and not a is worth quotg a sectn of his speech, which giv a taste of the burecracy’s rampant homophobia:“In our environment, the environment of the workers takg the pot of view of normal relatns between the sex, who are buildg their society on healthy prcipl, we don’t need ltle gentlemen of this type. Once the task of rootg out all potential dissent had been rried out, wh imprisonment, labour mps, torture, nfsns and executns, the law ntued to be acted on, but seems wh ls were persecuted by the burecracy / Image: public domaStal would disver, however, that homosexualy nnot be creed out of existence.

But the homosexuals were not clud bee they were nsired mon fact, while the regime moved away om some of the worst aspects of the Stalist terror, the se of same-sex relatns reprsn actually creased.

As such the legacy of Stalism is s clear ntributg factor to the appallg treatment LGBT Rsians face many gay people suffered the huiatn of trial and imprisonment durg the long 59-year perd which Soviet law crimalised homosexualy?

From the 1960s through to the 1970s there was actually an crease the number of men prosecuted for homosexual activi, the peak beg reached 1977-78 when over 1, 300 were nvicted each of those other Stalist untriPrr to 1933-34, Communist Parti different untri – as we have seen – had a posn of llg for the emancipatn of homosexuals. This was to radilly change once homosexualy had been re-crimalised the Soviet should not surprise , as the Communist Internatnal and s natnal sectns were no longer that vibrant, livg, revolutnary force of the first four world ngrs. Stal’s rise was also the rise of the petty burecrat wh petty nservative this environment homophobia spread throughout the Comtern, and later, when regim molled on the burecratised Soviet Unn were put place Eastern Europe, a siar hostile environment towards homosexuals was created.

In Romania anti-gay legislatn was particularly severe, wh prison sentenc that uld be as high as 10 Yugoslavia, which was not a satelle of the Soviet Unn, each republic that ma up the feratn had tonomy such legislatn. Homosexualy was eventually clamped down upon Cuba, although attus have improved markedly sce / Image: public domaIn Cuba also, after the g to power of Castro and also unr the fluence of the Soviet Unn, homosexualy was crimalised. In the immediate aftermath of the Cuban Revolutn, many proment artists and tellectuals of a gay orientatn were sympathetic to the new regime, seeg the prospect of social jtice, cludg a liberalisatn of attus towards homosexualy.