Which point of view is reflected in this quotation?

It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything.
–Joseph Stalin

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Stalin's view of free elections in Eastern Europe during the Cold War.
Stalin's view of free elections in Eastern Europe during the Cold War.

Stalin's view of reparations from Germany following World War II.
Stalin's view of reparations from Germany following World War II.

Stalin's view of the assassination of democratic leaders in Poland and Czechoslovakia.
Stalin's view of the assassination of democratic leaders in Poland and Czechoslovakia.

Stalin's view of peace agreements made by the Allies with several Axis nations in 1947.
Stalin's view of peace agreements made by the Allies with several Axis nations in 1947.
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Stalin's view of free elections in Eastern Europe during the Cold War.
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