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    Following the decline of Russian leader Vladimir Lenin’s health‚ Joseph Stalin stepped into the position of the general secretary of the Russian communist party in 1922 (Stock). This was the very beginning stage of Joseph Stalin’s enormous impact on the communist party‚ as well as the rest of the world. Although Stalin’s rule is sometimes considered extreme‚ Stalin had an enormous impression on Russian history as well as the collective history of the world. One of the most important things Joseph

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    "A great luck for Russia was that at the times of hardships she was headed by such a genius and talented commander as Joseph Stalin." W. Churchill Stalin was a man of extraordinary energy‚ erudition and a powerful will. Him even I‚ a person taught by the Parliament‚ could not counter. W. Churchill "Stalin is the Lenin of today‚" said a popular propaganda slogan of the thirties and the forties. The situation has changed drastically since that time; people ’s opinion of Stalin has changed

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    Moscow and St. Petersburg‚ were Bolsheviks‚ members of the Russian Communist Party. This marked the beginning of communists coming to power in Russia. The Russian Provisional Government continued to fight in World War I‚ despite the unpopularity of the war. This led to negative opinion of the Mensheviks‚ and in November of 1917‚ the October Revolution took place. This bloodless coup made the Bolsheviks as the ruling party of Russia. Led by Vladimir Lenin‚ the Bolsheviks instated a dictatorship of the

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    Power? Many believe Stalin’s rise to power began when he met Vladimir Lenin. In 1921 Stalin helped plan the invasion of Georgia which was the source for his negative policies towards the country. In 1922 he was appointed general secretary of the Bolshevik party with the help of Lenin. The main reason for this was to make life harder for Trotsky. When he first met Lenin he showed enormous support for his ideas and for the party. Lenin didn’t like the policies which Stalin had towards Georgia. In 1922

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    The Cold War was a time of immense fear in the United States and the Soviet Union. Secrets‚ spies‚ and distrust had created a tense brinkmanship that would last for decades. Although fighting never took place the back and fourth threats were enough to keep both countries on edge. The war in its entirety was rooted on differing ideologies‚ but the dissimilarities between our two countries‚ which played a keep role in the wars creation‚ originated long before the events of the Cold War began to unfold

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    the riots; they opened fire and killed the people. In response to the way the riots were being handled Tsar Nicholas II gave up the throne on March 15. The October Revolution or Bolshevik Revolution was led by Vladimir Lenin who launched a nearly bloodless battle against the ad hoc government ("History."). The Bolsheviks and their allies occupied government buildings and other strategic locations in Saint Petersburg‚ and soon formed a new government with Lenin as its head; he became the virtual dictator

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    life in 1903‚ a majority of the book takes place between 1912 through 1921‚ in the midst of the Bolshevik and Russian Revolution. It has many historical references to its time period‚ such as the war with Japan and Tolstoyisam. Topically

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    writer desires to explore. Aldous Huxley wrote Brave New World during the late ‘20s and early ‘30s; in the middle of the Great Depression and at the eve of the Second World War. World War One was still fresh in everyone’s memories and so was the Bolshevik revolution of Russia‚ which threatened to spread throughout Europe and the world. On the other side of the Atlantic the "New World" was undergoing a revitalisation of industry with Henry Ford and other leading capitalists implementing the concept

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    after their nationalistic movements. In addition‚ the nationalistic movements in Vietnam by the Ho Chin Ming resulted in a one-party system as well. The communist one-party system in East Asia is similar to the Soviet Union’s government under the Bolshevik Party. Even though the people’s social rights increased‚ the Soviets were under a totalitarian form of government under the Communist Party. China and Vietnam followed the Soviet Union’s model and thus their nationalistic movement ended in dictatorship

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    Personality Study: Trotsky

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    com/quotes/authors/l/leon_trotsky.html ¨ Modern History class note “Trotsky and Permanent Revolution” pg 73: “Stalin’s strength” pg 74-75 “Trotsky’s weaknesses” pg87-89 “Permanent Revolution” ¨ Modern History class note “Summary of Consolidation of Bolshevik Power”- ‘The result of War communism’‚ ‘Social’‚ ‘The Scissors Crisis”.

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