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    important factor in Stalin’s supposed success because‚ through the use of Machine Tractor Stations‚ which provided grain and machinery for peasants to use in their work‚ also acting as a proletariat base that was staffed by members of the NKVD‚ Bolshevik party officials and army units‚ as well as agricultural productivity increasing‚ the state also became more successful in collecting grain from the 90% of peasants who worked on them‚ reinstating their control over the farmers‚ destroying any form

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    How Did Lenin Gain Power

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    After many struggles‚ the Bolshevik Party gained control of Russia in November of 1917‚ with V.I. Lenin leading them. The Soviet Union (USSR) was later established in 1922 making V.I. Lenin its first leader. Throughout those few year‚ Stalin steadily moved up the party ranks of the Bolshevik Party‚ and later in 1922‚ he gained the role as the secretary general of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. This role gave him the ability to appoint his allies and supporters into government jobs

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    At their height‚ no government imagines its downfall‚ although it is a sad truth when looking back at history. Governments could corrupt as easily as a naïve child‚ and so downfall of even the mightiest governments eventually occurs. Corruption is common in collapsed governments‚ whether it be for monetary reasons‚ or purely bad leaders‚ it occurred on a regular basis with most governments that had collapsed. But some factors of a collapsing government has nothing to do with corruptions‚ but rather

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    What Was Wilsonianism?

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    On the surface‚ Wilsonianism can be defined as the rhetoric attributed to President Woodrow Wilson and his advocacy for a new world order based on progressive ideals such as self-determination‚ collective security and international economic openness. In a deeper sense‚ it was a strategic ideology that promoted a new international order based on altruistic ideals while providing the international framework that protected and advanced American economic and security interests. One of the main promises

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    KA.SONS Stalin’s Communist Russia Коммунистическая Сталина России Hitler’s Nazi Germany Hitler’s Nazi-Deutschland Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin are widely regarded as the greatest tyrants of the twentieth century‚ accountable for more violent deaths than any other leaders in history. Both have been individually and collectively labeled mass murders‚ tyrants‚ “authors of terror”‚ and even “twin demons of the twentieth century”. The shared political methodology of both dictators was heavily

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    The revolutions that occurred in Imperial Russia happened in February (old style‚ or Julian calendar) or March (new style‚ or Gregorian calendar) Revolution and The October (old style) or November (new style) Revolution. The February phase begun on March 8‚ 1917 when what initially began as bread and food riots (a common popular response to the sacrifices and privations exacted from the majority of the Russian population) in Saint Petersburg soon escalated into more organized resistance and rebellion

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    ending in a guilty verdict‚ and purges - expelling great numbers from the party and arresting people arbitrarily. Lenin (the leader of the Bolsheviks) was very concerned that the brutal thug who had been very useful to the party when they were an underground‚ illegal organization‚ would prove to be a thuggish influence if given government office. Once the Bolsheviks had seized power Stalin was promoted to General Secretary of the Party. Sudetenland is the German name (used in English in the first

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    snowball vs napoleon

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    Animalism. He attempts to improve the animal’s lives. He also set up committees to help include the lesser animals in the community. The rift between Napoleon and Snowball mirrors the difference between Joseph Stalin and Leon Trotsky after the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917. The

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    his popular policies‚ it was not just this that allowed Stalin also because of the mistakes made by other rivals and factors that played into his hands. For example Trotsky was a former menshevik which helped Stalin accuse him of not been a true Bolshevik. There are many reasons that suggest Stalin’s victory in the power struggle was because his popular policies. For example Stalin’s popular policy of Socialism in one country put the needs of the USSR first‚ this was particularly popular because

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    away on the grounds that they were standing in the way of history. Politically‚ the Soviet system had many characteristics of totalitarianism even before Stalin had consolidated his rule. Russia had become a one party state within a year of the Bolsheviks seizing power‚ and that party soon grew to have millions of members. With the outbreak of the civil war‚ the Cheka had been given the power

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