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    The fact that Lenin’s Testament was never shown was very lucky to one contender‚ Stalin‚ as in that Testament‚ it stated how Lenin did not want Stalin to succeed him due to reasons such as‚ Stalin arguing and disrespecting Lenin’s wife. The Testament not being publicised was a huge factor as to why there was no obvious successor to lead the USSR at the time of Lenin’s death as if it was shown‚ candidates such as Stalin would have been knocked of their stage and would no longer be a rival for power;

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    The tedious workday and the harsh living conditions of a peasant eventually gave way to social unrest and revolution in Russia. Peasants had a harsh life since the beginning‚ but they never blamed the tsar for their rough living conditions. Approximately 90 percent of Russia were peasants‚ with the average peasant living to only 35 years old. Many lived in damp and musty homes‚ which they shared with all types of farm animals. [1] They were part of a larger community where the community and family

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    deciding the fate of the world. While Potsdam was more of a steep decline‚ marking the collapse of the Big Three. The change of Roosevelt to Truman in the second conference also greatly affected the alliance because Truman had different approach towards Stalin than Roosevelt did. The conferences that were suppose to decide the post-war world and ensure no future war only worsened the situation as the different visions for that post-war world collided with already heightened misconceptions. The Yalta

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    The Breakdown of the Wartime Alliance The Breakdown of the wartime alliance Although allies‚ cracks were already appearing in the Soviet-American alliance by 1945. Stalin was particularly suspicious of Britain’s policy before the war of appeasement‚ which he thought aimed secretly to encourage Hitler to attack Russia. He was also unhappy with the US/British failure to open up a second front in Europe before June 1944

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    Socialism Socialism is a political ideology that gives power to the people. It’s a government run by the people for the people; socialists think that things like the NHS and water should be free to the people - we shouldn’t have to pay to be treated for illness or pay for the water that keeps us alive. In a socialist’s ideal world‚ the poor wouldn’t get any poorer and the rich wouldn’t get any richer. Any wealth should be shared with the community instead of the elite rich. Capitalism Capitalism

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    secrets‚ the true motives of one infamous dictator of the Soviet Union. It is time to find out the true motives of Stalin and his rise to power in the Soviet Union. The book titled “Stalin’s Curse” that is written by Robert Gellately goes all the way back in history to his life as an exile before being a ruler. There are many books written by Gellately that look into the life of Hitler‚ Stalin‚ and Lenin. Writing many books‚ Gellately is one of the leading historians of Europe especially in the time of

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    Stalin’s rule over the USSR from 1929 onwards saw his country and his people devastated as he forced them to industrialise‚ ruthlessly eliminated his opponents and lead his county to a costly victory in the Second World War. Although his leadership was brutal his ideas to industrialise were successful‚ if he had not drove his country to industrialise defeat in the Second World War would be certain. The purges also offered small opening for peasants and workers to become involved in the running of

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    Farm is an allegorical novel‚ “Animal Farm symbolizes the Russian Revolution which took place in 1917 during World War I. The pigs represent the communists‚ and the other animals represent the Russian society”(Animal Farm). Napoleon symbolizes Joseph Stalin who is the second leader of the Soviet Union‚ Snowball symbolizes Leo Trotsky. Both Napoleon and Snowball want to have the power to lead all the animals. Napoleon wins the battle of politics in the end even though Snowball bad much better direction

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    1894-1953 ACCOUNT FOR STALIN ’S RISE TO POWER IN THE PERIOD 1922 TO 1929 INTRODUCTION Stalin ’s ascent to the leadership of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was neither easy nor inevitable. Following the incapacitation and subsequent death of Vladimir Lenin‚ there were many legitimate claimants to this leadership: Grigory Zinoviev‚ Lev Kamenev‚ Nikolai Bukharin and‚ particularly‚ Leon Trotsky‚ Lenin ’s right-hand man and heir apparent. Among such company Stalin - the bureaucrat from

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    Joseph Stalin’s official reign of terror ended with his death in 1953‚ but the effects of his autocratic rule continued for many years to follow. His lasting hold on the people of the former Soviet Union still lingers in a few brainwashed minds. In the article “Stalin’s Afterlife” and the movie “Russia’s War - Blood Upon the Snow”‚ Stalin is portrayed as the monster really was and should be remembered as. It said in “Stalin’s Afterlife”

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