It is said that at the height of the Great Terror, around 300 people were executed every month.
The Great Terror was a time in the Soviet Union's history where Josef Stalin clamped down on opposition. He ordered the deaths of:
- peasants
- ethnic groups he thought disloyal
- Communist party members that were not fully loyal
- the army
The Great Terror led to the deaths of between 900,000 and 1,200,000 people and at its height, around 300 people were being executed every month.
In conclusion, the Great Terror was a terrible period in Russian history where human life was wasted to satisfy the paranoia of the mad Stalin.
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