Manchu Commune under Joseph Stalin

From 1 January 1946 to 2 March 1946, the Manchu Commune was under the Presidency of Joseph Stalin. This started from the creation of the Manchu Commune when Joseph Stalin, who was also the leader of the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) at the time, was appointed the 'Temporary General for the Presidency of the Manchu Commune'. His tenure ended following the 1946 Manchu Election and Zhou Baozhong became the first President of the Manchu Commune.
== Rise to power ==
=== Japanese rule (1931-1945) ===
Main article: World War II (Patriot)
As the Second World War dawned upon the world, the region of Manchuria which would later become the Manchu Commune was under Japanese rule. The Empire of Japan had asserted control over Manchuria since the early 1930s, however had established what were de facto puppet states prior to the invasion in 1931. The Empire of Japan enforced harsh laws against the local Manchu people, causing them to form partisan resistance movements against the Japanese occupation of their territory. Examples of these include political organization, armed militias, and bandits that attacked Japanese soldiers. However, at the end of World War II in 1945, the USSR invaded Japanese-occupied Manchuria and liberated it from fascism. 
=== Consolidation of the Manchu Commune (1946) ===
Following a few months of Soviet occupation, the USSR set up the Manchu Commune on 1 January 1946. A few hours later, the leader of the USSR Joseph Stalin was handed the title of "Temporary General for the Presidency of the Manchu Commune". With this, the Presidency of Joseph Stalin had begun.
== Tenure ==
== Fall from power ==
== Legacy ==