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    Snowball vs. Napoleon We are first introduced to Snowball after the pigs take charge of spreading Old Major’s message on the farm. We learn‚ “Snowball was a more vivacious pig than Napoleon‚ quicker in speech and more inventive‚ but was not considered to have the same depth of character” (2.2). It is hard to know exactly what the narrator means by “depth of character.” If he means anything like moral character‚ then it becomes clear‚ as the story goes on‚ that Snowball is no more lacking than Napoleon

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    Character Analysis Animal Farm Animal Farm is an allegory of the Bolshevik Revolution written by George Orwell. Most of the allegorical characteristics in the novel can be found within the characters and their actions. Most of the characters and events that take place in the story allude to historical figures and events surrounding the time period of the Bolshevik Revolution. In a sense Orwell is mocking the rebels of the Revolution because once they defeated the Russian Czar. Who they

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    Lenin’s funeral created a large amount of political damage for him. Trotsky also had weaknesses and made a lot of mistakes. For example‚ Trotsky was the man who had organised the Bolshevik revolution‚ ran the Red Army and in 1917 was made the Commissar of Foreign Affairs. Although Trotsky was a brilliant man and was feared by many because he controlled the Red Army and was thought to become the dictator‚ he was extremely unpopular with Stalin‚ Kamenev and Zinoviev along with some other members

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    There were many strains as to being up under Stalin during the modernization periods. There was not only a major change during World War I‚ but this also caused the domestic policies to have a drastic effect. Many nations had unified with Russia during this time of tragedy within their entrance into the war. From what I have learned a source stated that‚ “military reversals and the government’s incompetence soon soured the attitude of much of the population. With German having control of both

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    There has been much debate amongst historians about the origin of the holocaust and Hitler’s role in the process. This debate can be broken down into two main sides ‘structuralist’ and ‘intentionalist’. Structuralists argue that the holocaust was driven by a process of ‘cumulative radicalisation’ and factors such as the war and overcrowding which resulted in reactionary policies eventually leading to mass murder. While on the other hand intentionalists argue that the holocaust was a long term plan

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    jealousies between the leaders and Trotsky’s illness to stage-manage Lenin’s funeral. To the general public‚ it appeared that Stalin was very close to Lenin‚ and as a result should become his successor. In 1925‚ Trotsky was forced to resign as Commissar for War. This was a potentially powerful position because it meant‚ if need be‚ the army would be on Trotsky’s side. Of course‚ Stalin realised this and how much of a threat it would be to him‚ and so it was he who persuaded the party to outvote

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    Over the course of time‚ many leaders attempted to control their nation and increase their own power in order to dictate their citizens. Some examples of such leaders are‚ Louis XIV of France and Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union. During the age of absolutism‚ Louis XIV also known as‚ the “Sun King” became the ruler of France through the theory of divine right‚ which allowed him to rule his people as an absolute ruler. He controlled his people by implementing a centralized government and forcing

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    “Analyze the Rise of Power of a leader of a single-party state” This essay will analyze Stalin’s rise to power through the study of four main elements‚ which can be denominated as situation in the USSR‚ Stalin’s personal strength‚ the weaknesses of Stalin’s enemies and the role of luck and opportunities. Thanks to all four of them it was possible for Stalin to reach to the power of one leader of a single party. The tradition of autocratic rule gave the advantage of the situation to Stalin‚

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    Everyone is a product of their circumstance‚ yet‚ consequential individuals can shape events within their times. Leon Trotsky‚ key member of the Russian Bolshevik party in the early 20th century‚ exemplifies this statement. Born into a period of turbulent change socially and politically‚ due to the Russian industrial revolution‚ Trotsky was shaped by his context and events in early life. However‚ it is to a greater extent that Trotsky was a significant player and shaper of events within his times

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    helped set up Pravda‚ the new newspaper of the Bolsheviks‚ thus reaching the inner circle of leaders of the Bolshevik wing of the party. Central to Stalin’s rise to prominence was that he held four major positions within the party. He was made Commissar for Nationalities‚ for State Control and for Workers’ and Peasants’ Inspection. These positions brought him prestige within the party which was a reason for him being appointed General Secretary of the Central Committee in April 1922. The position

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