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    STALIN: PEOPLES HERO OR MONSTER? (1928-1941) Were the Five-Year Plans and Collectivisation policies successful? Stalin’s five-year plans and collectivisation policies were not the first attempt to reorganise the soviet workforce. The New Economic Policy was applied in March 1921‚ which was a mixture of socialism and capitalism. By 1927 the NEP had revived Soviet industry to 1913 levels and was successful in heavy goods‚ however agriculture was in turmoil. Stalin would no longer allow

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    Adolf Hitler is very important to history because he was responsible for starting World War II and also for the European jew massacre and jew genocide in 1933. He reminds us how not to act. Adolf Hitler was the leader of the National Socialist Nazi Party and Chancellor of Germany. He was born on April 20‚ 1889 in Austria‚ and he died on April 30‚ 1945 in Berlin‚ Germany. He led the Nazi Party from 1933 to 1939. As a child‚ he lived in upper Austia where both his mother and father died. He never

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    Node In communication networks‚ a node (Latin nodus‚ ‘knot’) is a connection point‚ either a redistribution point or a communication endpoint (some terminal equipment). The definition of a node depends on the network and protocol layer referred to. A physical network node is an active electronic device that is attached to a network‚ and is capable of sending‚ receiving‚ or forwarding information over a communications channel Workstation A workstation is a high-end microcomputer designed for technical

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    In his pursuit for power and influence‚ Stalin went to severe measures to make sure that he remain the leader of the Soviet Union. To keep his place as ruler of Russia‚ he provoked fear amongst his people‚ got rid of political opponents‚ and promised the people a better future. As Adolf Hitler once said‚ “To conquer a nation‚ first disarm its citizens.” By steadily inflicting punishments on anyone who disobeyed the government‚ Stalin weeded out those who would not cooperate with the Soviet Union

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    In 1928‚ Joseph Stalin became one of the world’s most antagonistic leaders. During the period that Stalin was in control of mother Russia‚ he transformed the Soviet Union into a modern super power. He did this by modernizing the Russian economy with his Five Year Plans. Stalin’s Five Year Plans were designed to strengthen the U.S.S.R’s economy and make the nation self-sufficient. This proved successful in industrializing Russia and greatly increasing industrial output which improved the economy.

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    Kiara Luis Mr. Butler February 25‚ 2015 Global Honors DBQ: Evaluation of Stalin’s Leadership Loved and hated by many‚ Joseph Stalin is one of the most controversial leaders in world history. Joseph Stalin transformed the Soviet Union into a modern superpower between 1928 and 1941. His rule is characterized by the creation of Collectivized Agriculture‚ Rapid Industrialization like the Five Year plan‚ and the many aspects of life under a totalitarian regime like purges‚ censorship

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    Joseph Stalin World War II showed the world the power of countries and their leaders. The USSR played a big role in the war that helped lead the allies to victory. Joseph Stalin‚ a strict leader of Soviet Russia‚ was part of the allied forces during World War II‚ and made a mark on Russian government by taking complete control‚ removing the old party leadership‚ and changing the USSR for the better. There were many struggles in Stalin’s young life. Stalin was born on December 18 1878 but‚ Stalin changed

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    Stalin: Evaluation of His Leadership At the time‚ Stalin seemed like he was the greatest person on Earth. He made himself seem as if he was above everybody‚ both physically and mentally. After all of the revolts that were occurring in Russia‚ he just took over. He went into power right after Lenin had died and took his place‚ over Trotsky who also wanted to rule over Russia. Well he didn’t and we can’t change that. All we can do is remember Stalin and remember all of the things he did to make

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    Stalin’s technique to take Germany forward was using five year plans. Stalin believed there was need for these five- year plans as : First of all many of the regions were behind other countries in growth and that the USSR were backward Stalin believed that to be be backward you are defeated and enslaved but if you are powerful people must beware of you. Stalin also believed (with Lenin) the USSR should overtake and out strip the capitalist countries He believed Socialism in one country and the USSR

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    Adolf Hitler‚ the self-proclaimed "savior" of the German people. He was an insecure‚ egotistical man‚ who ominously controlled the German people. Hitler thought that he could change things with force‚ which soon got him into trouble‚ and landed him in jail. During his time in jail‚ Hitler had turned over direction of the Nazi party to Alfred Rosenberg. Rosenberg edited the party’s newspaper‚ the Völkischer Beobacter (Popular Observer)‚ but had no administrative ability. As a result‚ Hitler easily

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