In 1940, when a drunk man was caught shouting 'Dictator, go to hell' around the Kremlin and brought before Stalin, the dictator's response reveals his awareness of how his regime was perceived; Stalin asked the policeman who the drunk man had in mind when he used the term 'dictator,' to which the man replied he was thinking of Hitler, highlighting the historical comparison between Stalin's Soviet Union and Nazi Germany.
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In 1940, a drunk man walks around the Kremlin shouting over and over, "Dictator, go to hell. Dictator, go to hell." Policeman catches him and takes him to Stalin after a harsh beating. The drunk man says, "Comrade Stalin, when I said dictator, I was thinking of Hitler." Stalin looks at the policeman and asks, "Tell me, comrade, when he said dictator, who did you have in mind?"
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