29K views · 200 reactions | During the Cold War, the Soviet Union had a shocking idea — to carve an entire canal using underground atomic bombs. The blasts were supposed to “dig the route” instantly, but instead they spread radiation, poisoned land, and turned the project into one of history’s most dangerous engineering plans. #documentary #documentaryfilm #storytelling | Denis Karori | Facebook

Stalin's 5-Year Plan: Success or Sacrifice? Stalin's Five-Year Plans, initiated in 1928, aimed to transform the Soviet Union into an industrial superpower through rapid economic development and collectivization of agriculture. The first plan focused on heavy industry, increasing output in sectors like steel and coal. While industrial production surged, achieving impressive growth rates, the costs were immense. Agricultural collectivization led to widespread famine, particularly the devastating H

7.1K views · 41 reactions | In 1953, China's first Five-Year Plan...