His comparison with Stalin may be hyperbolic, but the article you cited gives Churchill&#x27;s response to the famine you think is unfair to blame on him:<p><pre><code>   Up to 3 million people starved to death while
   British officials begged Churchill to direct food
   supplies to the region. He bluntly refused. He
   raged that it was their own fault for &quot;breeding
   like rabbits&quot;. At other times, he said the plague
   was &quot;merrily&quot; culling the population.
</code></pre>
&gt;[Stalin] killed between 20-60m people with possibly the worst “machinery of killing” ever created does an injustice to the point you where trying to make<p>And quoting or arguing that kind of unsubstantiated claptrap does a disservice to the point you are making.<p>I don&#x27;t believe you are a neo-Nazi, I think you just pulled the first result from Google on &quot;how many people did Stalin kill&quot;, but in my experience it&#x27;s usually people with right or extreme right agendas who try to paint Stalin as worse than Hitler by quoting such nonsensically high figures.