Putin's attack on dam may have been inspired by Stalin

In 1941, Joseph Stalin destroyed a dam on the Dnipro River to thwart Russia's enemy. Eighty-two years later, it is believed that Vladimir Putin has followed in his Soviet predecessor's footsteps.

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