Stalins
Stalins is a surname that may refer to people bearing the surname Stalin. It is most closely associated with Joseph Stalin, the Soviet political leader who led the Soviet Union from the mid-1920s until his death in 1953. The name Stalin originated as a pseudonym adopted by Ioseb Besarionis Jughashvili in the 1920s and is commonly interpreted to mean “man of steel” in Russian.
The surname is written in Cyrillic as Сталин and has been transliterated in various languages. Stalin’s adoption
Historically, Stalin's leadership spanned major policy shifts, including rapid industrialization and collectivization, expansion of the state
In modern usage, Stalins is primarily encountered as a genealogical or encyclopedic reference, with the singular