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    The Bolsheviks gained popularity by promising to make dramatic changes‚criticising the current Provisional Government. WW1 had left Russia in physical and economical deastation. Under the command of the Tsar‚ the army had suffered many humiliating defeats and over a million men had died. Families were desperate for the army to return‚ and men were needed in Russia to take factory jobs‚as industry and production had come to a near stand-still‚ and in a particularly bitter winter‚ famine was sweeping

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    Assess the economic and social costs to the soviet people of the great patriotic war of 1941 to 1945‚ in the years to Stalin’s death in 1953 Introduction Social costs during the war Social costs after the war Economic costs during the war Economic costs after the war The patriotic war caused great destruction in the USSR in terms of social and economic. Many people were killed and many more left in a poor state‚ much of the industry was destroyed and the USSR would take years to recover fully

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    Vladimir Lenin

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    Cia Gonzales Mrs. Wilson Pre AP English 1 21 April 2012 Vladimir Lenin Vladimir Lenin‚ also known as Vladimir Lllych Ulyanov was a strong believer in equalism (Trueman 1).”Vladimir Lenin founded the Russian Communist Party‚ led the Bolshevik Revolution‚ and was the architect of the Soviet state ”(“Vladimir Lenin” 1). In a book titled Animal Farm by George Orwell there is a character named Old Major who resembles Vladimir Lenin. Vladimir Lenin was one of the first to encourage the idea of the

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    Introduction (less than 1 minute) • Introduction to the audience: • Discussion of your chosen topic (why it important in Russian history) Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. My name is _________ and I am here to speak to you about the effect the Russo Japanese War had on the 1917 Russian Revolution. The Russo Japanese war was a significant moment in Russia’s history due to the consequences caused by the defeat of the Russian Empire by the Japanese Empire. The events of the Russo Japanese

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    The Soviet Union didn’t achieve the same amount of success as the United States in the men’s event however they did have several noteworthy victories. The Soviet Union’s first win in the men’s event was at the 1972 Olympics when Sergey Chetverukhin won the silver medal (“Individual Men”). The 1972 Olympics was memorable for both the United States and the Soviet Union in the men’s event because for the Soviet Union it was their first win and for the United States‚ it was their first time to not place

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    years 1906-1916. Stolypin made reforms which contributed in modernising Russian agriculture and making it more productive. For example he passed a law that made it easier for peasants to break away from communes‚ allowing them to move freely around Russia. The peasants’ land bank was also promoted by Stolypin to give more loans to peasants and hence encourage them to move to the undeveloped agricultural areas of Siberia with the incentive of cheap land financed by the government loans. Stolypin’s reforms

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    contributed to the February revolution‚ it is difficult for historians to know whether the war was the main cause. As‚ that would be ignoring all the social and economic problems in Russia‚ as well as the problem with Rasputin. The above statement is true because despite that the war had begun successfully for Russia‚ eventually in 1914 during the Battle of Tannenburg things started to go downhill for the Russians. As‚ by the time this battle had ended 30‚000 Russian troops were killed or injured

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    Analysis of the BRIC Nations In his 2001 technical paper “Building Better Economic BRICs‚” Jim O’Neill‚ an economist in the Global Economic Department of Goldman Sachs‚ coined the term BRIC‚ an acronym for Brazil‚ Russia‚ India and China. According to research conducted by O’Neill‚ the BRIC nations are unique in their accelerated growth compared to other developing nations in the world. The four BRIC nations have the potential to overtake many of the more mature economies of the world

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    say over the changes being made in the factory as they now had the power to do so. Lenin certainly kept to his promises in the extent of improving workers lives. Lenin also honored his promise of providing peace‚ bread and land to the people of Russia admirably. In November a decree was passed taking all of the land away from the Tsar and the old landlords. This land was then given to the peasants‚ who were asked to form work committees and divide the land up fairly between each other. As of this

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    inventive research techniques‚ Catherine Merridale acquires the historic data the see need to weave these accounts of the war‚ into the few central characters in her book. Merridale focuses on constructing an image of the Red Army the truly shows Russia for what is was between 1939 and 1945. She does this while proving the importance of personal experiences to the retelling of history. To begin‚ in the process of writing her book‚ Catherine Marridale had to navigate around many barriers put in place

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