Joseph Stalin in the 1930’s was a cruel and bitter dictator. Joseph Stalin grew up with a harsh family that changed his ways of living. Joseph Stalin ruled for the Soviet Union for more than two decades. We see Joseph Stalin trying to come up with plans to try and help the Soviet Union in World War II. Some of his plans worked, but most of them failed. Joseph Stalin did whatever it would take to be the highest power of the USSR. Stalin was a ruler with great anger that constantly was building up in his stomach. The history of the revolution points back to Joseph Stalin in the 1930’s. Stalin tried to revolutionize the Soviet Union with their attacks on Germany. He did whatever it would take to try and take down Germany. Joseph Stalin was one
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Stalin 's focus for his Second Five Year plan was to expand the goals of his previous plan, and to grow in heavy industry. This plan was designed to advance the communication systems. These communication systems were especially designed and created for the railway. These railways were designed to be faster and more reliable. The Second Five Year Plan failed to reach ,the success of the First Five Year Plan, as it did not reach the coal and oil productions that Stalin was anticipating on happening. The Second Five Year Plan fused newer methods in the production, including incentives, punishments, and the introduction of childcare. This new production of child care motivated mothers to work, which would help contribute to the plan 's success. The second Five Year plan proposed a lower standard of living. The focus was now shifted toward military good and heavy industry. Consumer preferences were disregarded which hurt the economy. Factories tried to come up with certain plans on how they could regroup the economy. Factoried would often inflate their production goods. These products or goods that were made were often to low in quality to be used (“Stalin 's Five Year …show more content…
The reason this is because Germany decided to go to war against the Soviet Union during World War II. As war was coming upon the Soviet Union Stalin thought that it was the best idea to shift his focus mainly on military goods. Stalin 's focus was to increase his supply in weapons and other war materials. The Soviet Union basically contributed to the development of new and more powerful weapons. Stalin did this so they have a better chance of winning the war against Germany. Factories were built so the production of newer weapons was a greater possibility. Stalin continued to make new and improved plans even after World War II. Stalin made a promise to the Soviet Union that he was going to make them the leading industrial power by 1960. Industrial growth was doubled in size in 1951 when it is compared to the late 1930’s. Stalin’s Five Year Plans helped transform the Soviet Union from an untrained society of peasants to an advanced industrial economy (“Bite
Stalin 's focus for his Second Five Year plan was to expand the goals of his previous plan, and to grow in heavy industry. This plan was designed to advance the communication systems. These communication systems were especially designed and created for the railway. These railways were designed to be faster and more reliable. The Second Five Year Plan failed to reach ,the success of the First Five Year Plan, as it did not reach the coal and oil productions that Stalin was anticipating on happening. The Second Five Year Plan fused newer methods in the production, including incentives, punishments, and the introduction of childcare. This new production of child care motivated mothers to work, which would help contribute to the plan 's success. The second Five Year plan proposed a lower standard of living. The focus was now shifted toward military good and heavy industry. Consumer preferences were disregarded which hurt the economy. Factories tried to come up with certain plans on how they could regroup the economy. Factoried would often inflate their production goods. These products or goods that were made were often to low in quality to be used (“Stalin 's Five Year …show more content…
The reason this is because Germany decided to go to war against the Soviet Union during World War II. As war was coming upon the Soviet Union Stalin thought that it was the best idea to shift his focus mainly on military goods. Stalin 's focus was to increase his supply in weapons and other war materials. The Soviet Union basically contributed to the development of new and more powerful weapons. Stalin did this so they have a better chance of winning the war against Germany. Factories were built so the production of newer weapons was a greater possibility. Stalin continued to make new and improved plans even after World War II. Stalin made a promise to the Soviet Union that he was going to make them the leading industrial power by 1960. Industrial growth was doubled in size in 1951 when it is compared to the late 1930’s. Stalin’s Five Year Plans helped transform the Soviet Union from an untrained society of peasants to an advanced industrial economy (“Bite