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    George Orwell’s fable Animal Farm is a text that ultimately intends to provide both an attack and criticism of Stalin and the failed system that is communism. Throughout the fable Orwell represents the important figures and stereotypes of the Soviet Regime as animals. Animals who share the blame for the horrendous atrocities that occur over the duration of the fable. All the animals were to blame for the failure of Animalism due to their ignorance of oblivious evil‚ their greed‚ their unwillingness

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    How We Survived Communism and Even Laughed‚ written by Croatian author Slavenka Drakulic‚ details the daily lives of people living under communist rule. She recalls a multitude of personal experiences she has had growing up under a communist regime‚ and the transition from communism to democracy in the late 1980’s. Drakulic seems to have a general dislike for the way the communist government treats its people‚ and strives to relate these feelings to the reader. She opens her book with a passage about

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    Now that both nazism and communism had been established it is important to understand how they maintained power as well as the policies they instituted while in power. In the Soviet Union the goal of Lenin had been to institute a full blown socialist state‚ but in reality it didn’t pan out like he had hoped. From 1918 until 1921 the Bolsheviks had implemented War Communism. War Communism was not only meant to be an economic system but also a social system; it included the virtual elimination of all

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    The Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe The collapse of communism in eastern europe can be based on three disticnct factors. Factor 1: People Power May: Hungary opens its borders with non communist Austria. Hungarians had already been granted the rights to free travel. However many east germans started using this route to get to west germany. June-August: protests against communist rule In poland continue throughout the summer. In august‚ communist party leaders agree truly free elsections

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    North Korea is a fairly young nation‚ whose power in the militia and totalitarian influence on its people has allowed the state to be one of the biggest headliners for years. The ideology of its regime is a product that stemmed from the aftermath of the post-Stalin communist movement during World War 2. The pitfalls that brought the country to turmoil also divided its people in ideas. After the Second World War ended‚ the race for influence between Eastern and Western powers clashed. The different

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    According to the Marxist theory‚ socialism is the stage that follows capitalism in the transition of a society to communism. The vesting of the ownership and control of the means of production and distribution of goods and services in the community as a whole‚ characterize this system of social organization. Another common definition of a socialist form of government is the one that attempts to reduce social‚ economic‚ medical‚ and political inequalities among its’ people. Inequalities are the norm

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    When Animal Farm was first written by George Orwell in 1945 right after the second world war‚ Communism was just starting to show it self to the public. The book itself is a satire on Communism and the Russian Revolution which in George Orwell’s eyes had been counter productive. George Orwell was born in 1903 in The British Raj where he lived for about the first year of his life before moving to Great Britain proper(“George Orwell.”). After finishing college and finding he could not afford a university

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    Foreign Service officer who was stationed in Moscow‚ at the time. He is saying that the US needs to stop the Russians‚ who are going to try to expand their territory. The United States believed in the policy of containment and the Russians thought communism was the best way to live. Containment is the action or policy of preventing the expansion of a hostile country or influence. The United States showed its policy of containment during the Berlin Airlift‚ Korean War‚ and the Cuban Missile Crisis.

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    Communism was arguably the most hot button topic of the 20th century. It caused tensions in the Cold War that almost brought humanity to the brink of extinction. It claimed the lives of millions upon millions‚ and yet it still brings in followers today. Ideologies such as Marxism are becoming more and more popular today‚ but the question still remains; Is Communism a better alternative to a capitalist society? Many argue so‚ but however‚ Communism is the antithesis of beneficial‚ due to the parasitic

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    Diego Lopez Liranzo 22 September 2014 AP European History Form VI Analyse the factors that contributed to the emergence of a workers’ opposition movement in Communist Poland in the period 1956-1981. After World War II‚ the official communist party dominated all aspects of Polish politics‚ which soon became an issue with not only the working class of the country‚ but also the intellectual and educated Polish community. Between 1956 and 1981‚ there was an emergence of workers’ opposition against

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