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    The policies of war communism and the New Economic Policy (NEP) had a great impact on both the peasantry and the proletariat. Both policies were a desperate attempt to preserve the revolution and this is greatly reflects the reasons why some groups were advantaged and why others were disadvantaged. War communism was implemented as a result of the civil war. Historians such as Maurice Dobb‚ E. H. Carr‚ and Stephen Cohen -- have interpreted war communism as a short-term expedient imposed on the Bolsheviks

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    The Russian Revolution of 1917 was made up of a series of revolutions in Russian with the aim to disassemble the authoritative Tsarist autocracy that eventually led to the upsurge of the Soviet Union. During this time‚ a new wave of innovative filmmakers who were determined to create a new way of seeing came about. Before the revolution‚ Russian films were dark‚ slow-moving melodramas featuring popular stars‚ but by 1917 the Russian film industry was galvanized by young men and women who despised

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    How far do you agree that Stalin had no choice but to launch the Great Terror to secure his position as leader of the Soviet Union? The Great Terror was the period of ‘cleansing’ and ‘purging’ the Soviet Union from ‘impurities’. This translated to the arresting and killing of 20 million people. On one hand it would seem that Stalin had no choice but to launch the Great Terror because it was inevitable‚ giving the targets‚ the society and his personality. On the other hand you could argue that there

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    Stalin Man Of Steel Essay

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    Sarajevo School of Science and Technology Political Science and International Relations Fall 2010 Moder political History – PS 120 Mark Wheeler/ Maja Savic STALIN – man of steel: fanatical revolutionary and energetic statesman or only a psychopath and a dictator? AMINA ŠARIĆ Decembar‚ 2010. Stalin – man of steel: fanatical revolutionary and energetic statesman oronly a psychopath and a dictator? I. Introduction Joseph Visarionovich Stalin is one of the most

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    Toefl Essay

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    Name: Phan Thị Thanh Thảo TOEFL ESSAY Vladimir I. Lenin claimed that “learn‚ learn more‚ learn forever”‚ that show us how importance of learning our whole lifetime. Knowledge is not inborn but experienced‚ not uncharged but keep-up-date‚ and not easy but hard to earn.Therefore‚ there needs to be some important characteristics that help students to become successful. In my opinion‚ the most important characteristic that a successful must have is motivated‚ which they have passion for achieving goals

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    invariably outside of politics. Though small in number‚ the middle class did have one great advantage – it was an educated class and many in the middle class saw that Russia could not carry on as it was before Alexander III. Revolutionaries such as Lenin came from the middle class. It was in fact the middle class that caused most of the changes in Russia’s political views. The majority was split into two groups. Those on the right of politics wanted reform

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    Marx vs. Machiavelli

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    in which they address the conflict; Machiavelli does so in giving advice to the leader of a nation while Marx concerns himself with the relationship between owners of production and laborers. Moreover‚ I intend to compare the actions of Vladimir Lenin and Josef Stalin with the beliefs of Marx and Machiavelli in an attempt to identify which belief system each identified with during their reign in Soviet Russia. It is common knowledge that when ruling

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    Stalin

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    shortages led to riots and strikes. On March 15‚ 1917‚ the czar was forced from his throne. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin took charge. In November 1917‚ the Bolsheviks seized control of the government. During the civil war that followed‚ Stalin was appointed to the Politburo‚ the policy-making committee of the Russian Communist Party. From this position of power‚ he plotted to become dictator. When Lenin died in 1924‚ Stalin continued to maneuver into power‚ destroying his rivals along the way. Five years

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    The Threat of Communism

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    Communism (from Latin communis - common‚ universal) is a revolutionary socialist movement to create a classless‚ moneyless‚ and stateless social order structured upon common ownership of the means of production‚ as well as a social‚ political and economic ideology that aims at the establishment of this social order.[1] This movement‚ in its Marxist–Leninist interpretations‚ significantly influenced the history of the 20th century‚ which saw intense rivalry between the "socialist world" (socialist

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    own dearest beloved Comrade Stalin.” This quote marks the beginning of a Soviet Russia historical marker in Vladimir Voinovich’s novel Monumental Propaganda. Titled; Monumental Propaganda gives reference to an original strategy used in the era of Lenin to visually place or stand monumental art as significant means of representing the communist ideas and revolutionary means. Finding the artists and noted sculptors from all over Russia became daunting to fulfill Lenin’s new task; as

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