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    this lag in ten years. Either we do it‚ or they crush us!" Josef Stalin 1931‚ this quote sums up Stalin’s desire to modernize the Soviet Union. Stalin attempt to modernize the Soviet Union through a series of five year plans had various outcomes on the people‚ economy and politics in the country. The results of Stalin’s policies where mixed economically they where great‚ but politically and socially they had major flaws. Stalin increased the amount of heavy industry and the production of raw materials

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    The soviets ruthless dictator‚ Josef Stalin‚ wanted to dominate the globe. Stalins goal was to eliminate every political party except for communists. He strived to create a nation wide dictatorship and conquer the entire world‚ by spreading communism. After violating their promises made at the Yalta Conference‚ Stalins plan to dictate the world came to the attention of the United States. Based on a capitalist economy‚ America sought to eliminate and finally put an end to the Soviet’s communist plan

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    for his part in a prison break. Before fingerprints were in common use‚ police had to write detailed notes about every suspect they took into custody. Heres how they described the tank: Height 2 archins‚ 41/2 vershoks. Body medium. Age 23 features: Second and third toe of the left foot attacked. Appearance: Ordanary. Hair dark brown. Beard and moustaches: Brown. Nose straight and long. Forehead straight but low. Face long‚ sworthy and pockmarked. This biography is about Joseph Stalin. Stalin was

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    Joseph Stalin The Twentieth century was a very important time for the whole world. Empires rose and fell and the modern world was shaped. One of the most influential men of the century‚ if not the most‚ was Joseph Stalin. His legacy continues to frighten and inspire even 60 years after his death. Joseph Stalin was born on December 18th‚ 1879. Surprisingly‚ Stalin wasn’t Russian but was actually born in a small town in Georgia and born with the name Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvilizaq. As a child

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    Farm Essay Joseph Stalin was a major dictator in influencing communism in Russia. He used his power and status to rule over the people and scare them into doing what he says. In the novel‚ Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ the character Napoleon is the equivalent to Stalin in this story when Napoleon rules and dictates over the other inferior animals. While dictating over the animals‚ Napoleon uses his bodyguards‚ or his dogs to scare the other animals into obeying his every command. Not only

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    Goodbye Lenin movie is a political love story set in East Germany (GDR) around the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. It describes a loyal communist single mother Christiane Kerner who suffers two painful events that affects her life‚ first her husband Robert run away to the West and never came back. ‚ Leaving her to take care of their two adolescent children’s‚ Ariane and Alex‚ by herself. Second event is Months before the fall of the Berlin wall 1989. There was a revolution against the

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    what extent was the success of Stalin in retaining power in the USSR through fear? Section A It is assumed by most from a Western prospective that Stalin was the sole creator of the Great Purges and his regime was held together by the constant and consistent fear he infiltrated through it. Many historians put Stalin forward as an evil tyrant so much so that he can seem superhuman. My investigation’s aim is to explore to what extent was the success of Stalin in retaining power in the USSR through

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    11.30.10 The U.S.S.R. Under Stalin 1924-1941 Paper 1 Questions & Answers 1)a) Evidence in Source D that suggests that Stalin’s motive for the mass arrests of the late 1930s was to obtain slave labor is that “the mass arrest of the late 1930s may have been carried out to satisfy Stalin’s desire for slave labor‚” and “more prison laborers were urgently needed.” b) In Source D‚ “absurd inefficiency” means that the overpopulation of the prison laborers in the camps made them disorganized

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    enormous masses of people for their ambitious goals ‚” the three historic leaders - Napoleon‚ Stalin and Hitler - all greatly influenced the world till today. Despite the fact that Hitler led Nazi Germany to start WWII and Stalin transformed Soviet Union and started the Cold War‚ I believe that Napoleon had the greatest impact on modern European history‚ because he not only established a new order of Europe with his conquest‚ giving birth to nationalism and the idea of European unity‚ but also promoted

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    justified from the horrors of his early life. At an early age his father died from poisoning and Khan was forced to provide for his large family. With his father deceased‚ Genghis Khan and his family were left to live on their own‚ being deserted by their tribe. This could have led him to lack the discipline he would have received if father lived. Also‚ all the anger and malnutrition from struggling to find food and shelter could of lead him to lose his sense of morality in his later life and could be

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