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    The most obvious answer to that question would be that the guards were responsible for running the camps‚ arguably though it was a complex relationship between the guards and certain inmate groups. The role of the guard was to ensure that no prisoners escaped‚ track the different inmates and ensure that quota’s were being made. Additionally‚ the guards were represented as following one ideal; the socialist ideal‚ likely under the impression that their work was contributing to society and the economic

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    found. Political dissenters are cowed‚ arrested‚ or driven into exile. So when Putin praises Snowden as a “human rights activist” who “struggles for freedom of information‚” it’s hard not to gag. Any Russian who did similarly would wind up in the gulag or

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    free speech is restricted or taken away. The propaganda was an effort to sway others that Stalin would lead them to a Utopian society. And they believed it. But it was mostly because if they spoke out against the government‚ they would be sent to gulags‚ or work camps. Stalin was so paranoid he’d arrest hundreds of civilians at an time and put them on unfair trial. People accepted Stalin mostly because of the brute force of power pushed upon

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    Life Under Stalin

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    Chelsea Harden Miss French Period 3 03/06/11 Life under Stalin Joseph Stalin was able to establish a strong dictatorship over the Soviet Union by being a good organizer and being able to make many people appeal to him and his ideas of a communist society. Although his ideas were misleading‚ he managed to gain believers and kill off any of those who disagreed with any of his sayings or teachings. Much of the credit goes to his army who helped commit many of these murders that went on

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    Essay How similar were Stalin and Hitler? The dictatorships of Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin cost many innocent people their lives and caused mass panic and paranoia. By examining evidence‚ it is clear the two are quite similar in some ways but also totally different. Whilst both of their family lives and their ways of controlling their regimes were very alike‚ their rise to power and their beliefs and ideas weren’t very similar. Both Hitler and Stalin had difficult early lives that told a

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    What Does a Human Need?

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    What does a Human Need? Shawna Delta College College Composition II Davis April 02‚ 2014 Abstract Human beings are amazing creatures at times. Every person in the world has needs that are essential to survive. Additionally‚ the majority of them have wants that they would like to be satisfied. A survey was done to learn what my fellow classmates at Delta College believed a human being is. It was determined that most of the men and women questioned for the survey have opposite opinions of

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    Topic: To what extent can the Great Terror (1934-38) be explained by Stalin’s paranoia? The Great Terror had been designed to increase the economic production for Russian but it turned out to be a disaster. At the end of 1934‚ a wave of political terror claimed a million lives and resulted in twelve million people being sent to forced-labour camps. There were many reasons as to what caused the Great Terror for example Stalin’s paranoia‚ terror economics‚ and the murder of Kirov.

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    existence of democracy from 1881 to 1924. This can be seen in the fact that Lenin controlled the media; he used the media to decrease opposition against him. No other paper than the communist newspaper was allowed to be published. He also introduced the gulag system which was a labour camp for any who opposed the absence of democracy. This was an important

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    It goes without saying that the most efficient way deal with poverty is to create more jobs and reduce the rate of unemployment. Society should help fight poverty with a big government because big governments can help people in absolute poverty and it can help create jobs. History has already given us examples of how big governments have dealt with absolute poverty. In this case Hitler and Stalin come to mind‚ both Hitler and Stalin have helped their countries get out poverty. After Germany lost

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    this book affected your view of human nature? 3. The death toll in King Leopold’s Congo was on a scale comparable to the Holocaust and Stalin’s purges. Can Leopold II be viewed as a precursor to the masterminds behind the Nazi death camps and the Gulag? Did these three and other twentieth century mass killings arise from similar psychological‚ social‚ political‚ economic‚ and cultural sources? 4. Those who plundered the Congo and other parts of Africa (and Asia) did so in the name of progress

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