Stalinist (noun)

A follower or advocate of Stalinism, a political ideology characterized by strong centralized government, collectivization of agriculture, and the suppression of political opposition.

Origin:

From the name of soviet leader joseph stalin.

Examples:

1. The Stalinist regime was known for its strict control over the population.
2. Many intellectuals were arrested and executed as part of Stalinist purges.
3. He was a Stalinist and believed in the idea of a one-party state.
4. Many Stalinists were arrested and exiled during the Khrushchev thaw.
5. The Stalinist government was known for its totalitarian approach to governance.