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    two totalitarian regimes differed from each other in economic and social aspects. (1) Economic Institution The USSR - Collectivization The Five Year Plan started under Lenin and continued by Stalin which enabled the USSR to develop economically but at a great cost to the Soviet people. Indeed‚ Stalin strengthened the state’s existing dominance: legal private entreprise above the level of highly-restricted individual production and commerce practically ceased. However‚ the Five Year Plans for

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    war developed due to soviet expansionism and this was clear in Stalin’s foreign policy. This was evident in the events that took place after 1945. One of the events that would side with this view would be the defeat of Germany in 1945 which gave Stalin the opportunity to spread communism through the use of Red Army. Source 7 would support this as it states ‘much of central and eastern Europe was within the soviet sphere of influence’. This was true because the Red Army controlled large areas of

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    The Russians went back to their hard approach on capitalism and there was no way to negotiate with them. After listening to the Stalin election speech‚ The U.S. administration realized that the soviets are in the process of violating the agreement made with the U.S. and other allies. Agreement Declaration of the Liberated Europe which was made by the end of the WW2 by Stalin‚ Truman‚ and Churchill. All the nations‚ previously being under foreign occupation‚ were granted to hold free political elections

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    Test Essay (Question 2) During the Second World War‚ Truman and Stalin were allies because the US and the USSR were the two most powerful countries that took part in the war. Their will do defeat Germany is what kept their alliance stable and they became much more powerful after combining their powers. After the Second World War the east and the west were having bad relations which caused a separation of the two areas‚ Stalin controlled the east while Truman controlled the western areas. The events

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    not killed but he is chased off the farm by Napoleon. Joseph Stalin did not really care about the political part of being a leader. He was a power hungry type of leader that did as he pleased simply because he could. Stalin took over the communist party by committing acts of terror that were done by his secret police called the KGB. Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin in the book. He loved the power and that is all he wanted‚ just like Stalin. One of Stalin’s main way to gain power was through propaganda

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    Soviet Union responsible for the division of Germany from 1945 to 1949? Post-war Germany found itself in the middle of international tensions after its division – between the Allied powers of Britain‚ France and the USA and the Soviet Union under Stalin. However‚ the German nation that hoped for a new beginning could not do so due to the distribution of her land between the victors of the Second World War‚ and historians have since debated over who was to blame for this occurring. It is clear that

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    Potsdam. At Yalta‚ the Big Three was composed of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill‚ U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt‚ and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin. At Potsdam‚ Attlee replaced Churchill after his defeat in the British elections‚ and Truman took Roosevelt’s position. The only constant figure in the conferences was Stalin‚ the leader of one of the most controversial nations in the world. As previously mentioned‚ the only issue the three countries truly saw eye-to-eye on was eradicating

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    Animal Farm is an allegorical fable of the workers revolt and the rise to power of the communist party in the former Soviet Union shortly after World War I and in particular the rise to supremacy of Joseph Stalin‚ as told in the form of a story of the farm animals of Manor Farm who overthrow the drunken farmer Jones and seize control of the farm for themselves. In this allegory‚ farmer Jones represents the Russian aristocracy and the animals represent the peasants‚ working class‚ and some elements

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    “There was an old bastard named Lenin Who did two or three million men in. That’s a lot to have done in But where he did one in That old bastard Stalin did ten in.” ― Robert Conquest[->0] According to the historian Robert Conquest‚ Joseph Stalin "gives the impression of a large and crude claylike figure‚ a golem‚ into which a demonic spark has been instilled." He was nonetheless "a man who perhaps more than any other determined the course of the twentieth century." "Any adult

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    were under pressure on the Eastern front and Stalin asked Churchill and Eisenhower to help the USSR by opening up a Western front in continental Europe‚ to prevent Hitler from throwing all the might of his armies against the Soviets. As a result‚ a series of major raids against German defence installations along the Channel was planned but only one such operation was actually conducted: Dieppe. This turned into a military disaster. But it did pacify Stalin by demonstrating that the western Allies weren’t

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