The sibling rivalry was preeminent in the Cold War, as my grandma would say “their are three sides to every story, one side, the other side, and the right side.” My Grandma’s words rain true even in this light but what exactly were those sides. The totalistic communist system has strayed away from its pure communist state, but are still often bunched together, so what are the differences?
Communism, an economic state that works in favor of lower class citizen. The economic-political philosophy was established by two men with similar principles, their names were Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. The Communist Manifesto was written and published by these two in 1848 with hopes of ending capitalism. To summarize the 18,000 word book, communism is an …show more content…
The red scare or Communist. The fear of this misunderstood idea originated from the man of steel himself, Joseph Stalin. After the Russian civil war, the Soviet was born. Joseph Stalin rose to fame after the death of Lenin in 1924. Joseph focussed on creating a model communist state yet in the process he established a totalitarian government. The “communist” Soviet committed many acts, causing the fear of communism. An example is the death toll on his nation, eight to thirteen million people died in the transforming process only encouraging the fright. The Soviet Union had a inhumane way of battling in the American eyes, the strategy consisted of sending soldiers to fight without letting them return unless a victory was in their hands. The cherry on top was how Joseph Stalin acted with political debate and agreements, Joseph obtained what he wanted by sheer intimidation. The rivalry between these successful nations and differences between ideologies fabricated the fright of this counterfeit communism and forged the idea of the totalitarianistic political
Communism, an economic state that works in favor of lower class citizen. The economic-political philosophy was established by two men with similar principles, their names were Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. The Communist Manifesto was written and published by these two in 1848 with hopes of ending capitalism. To summarize the 18,000 word book, communism is an …show more content…
The red scare or Communist. The fear of this misunderstood idea originated from the man of steel himself, Joseph Stalin. After the Russian civil war, the Soviet was born. Joseph Stalin rose to fame after the death of Lenin in 1924. Joseph focussed on creating a model communist state yet in the process he established a totalitarian government. The “communist” Soviet committed many acts, causing the fear of communism. An example is the death toll on his nation, eight to thirteen million people died in the transforming process only encouraging the fright. The Soviet Union had a inhumane way of battling in the American eyes, the strategy consisted of sending soldiers to fight without letting them return unless a victory was in their hands. The cherry on top was how Joseph Stalin acted with political debate and agreements, Joseph obtained what he wanted by sheer intimidation. The rivalry between these successful nations and differences between ideologies fabricated the fright of this counterfeit communism and forged the idea of the totalitarianistic political