At the age of 21, a man had a job as a weatherman at the Tiflis Meteorological observatory. He was hired to track rainfall and atmospheric pressure. Stalin had his own policy of stalinism. He made his county power. When he was 16, he made it into a magnificent school but was soon expelled. Within history Stalin made a stand against Hitler and the Nazi party. Despite Joseph Stalin's dictatorship, he lead his economy in a mass production and the defeat of the Nazi Party.
Jewish captivity were often occurred by Nazi Germany. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum states,“Between 1933 and 1946, Nazi Germany and its allies established more than 40,000 camps and other incarceration sites” (United Holocaust Museum). Camps were harder to escape …show more content…
The Non-aggression pact gave Germany no fear of invading Poland (United Holocaust Museum). Adolf Hitler saw this pact as an advantage over the Soviet Union Army. Germany ignored the pact and invaded Poland on the 1st of September. The Soviet army was defeated within weeks of attack (United Holocaust Museum). Russia was terrorized and in a great deal of fear and shock. The Soviet Army was not indeed ready to fight the Germans back, but planned to later.
Joseph Stalin had a simple life growing up. Stalin was a single son of a shoemaker and alcoholic. He lied about his age to the Soviet Union. His mother worked as a house servant (Rotnem). The Famous People Website Says, “ As a child, Joseph experienced the poverty that most peasants had to endure in Russia at the end of the nineteenth century” (Famous People). As a young child Stalin was affected by smallpox. With a relief he managed to live but was left with marks on his face (Famous People). Joseph Stalin was an intelligent child at a young and older …show more content…
Stalin had a five year plan, that did not gain much. Two years before the end of the plan , he produced more than 6.5 times, than at the beginning of the plan (Bergson). “...the USSR became the world’s second industrial power “ (Bergson). Through Stalin's policy they produced more daily products (Bergson). “ Russian ate a good deal more fish than he did in 1928, and more potatoes and perhaps more grain. He ate less milk, meat, leaving an increase of 20-25 percent in the population “ (Bergson). Joseph Stalin had a significant impact on the Russian Economy.
Through Stalin's lifetime he had effected a good portion of individual lives. David states, “ Fifty years after his death, Josef stalin’s influence is still felt in the country he brutalized… 53 percent of the respondents said that they considered stalin to be a great historical figure and in a separate poll, 36 percent of the respondents said that they believed that he was more good than bad” (Satter). David also states, “ Persons who had saved for years to buy a car or apartment or had put money out for a wedding or funeral were left with nothing”
Jewish captivity were often occurred by Nazi Germany. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum states,“Between 1933 and 1946, Nazi Germany and its allies established more than 40,000 camps and other incarceration sites” (United Holocaust Museum). Camps were harder to escape …show more content…
The Non-aggression pact gave Germany no fear of invading Poland (United Holocaust Museum). Adolf Hitler saw this pact as an advantage over the Soviet Union Army. Germany ignored the pact and invaded Poland on the 1st of September. The Soviet army was defeated within weeks of attack (United Holocaust Museum). Russia was terrorized and in a great deal of fear and shock. The Soviet Army was not indeed ready to fight the Germans back, but planned to later.
Joseph Stalin had a simple life growing up. Stalin was a single son of a shoemaker and alcoholic. He lied about his age to the Soviet Union. His mother worked as a house servant (Rotnem). The Famous People Website Says, “ As a child, Joseph experienced the poverty that most peasants had to endure in Russia at the end of the nineteenth century” (Famous People). As a young child Stalin was affected by smallpox. With a relief he managed to live but was left with marks on his face (Famous People). Joseph Stalin was an intelligent child at a young and older …show more content…
Stalin had a five year plan, that did not gain much. Two years before the end of the plan , he produced more than 6.5 times, than at the beginning of the plan (Bergson). “...the USSR became the world’s second industrial power “ (Bergson). Through Stalin's policy they produced more daily products (Bergson). “ Russian ate a good deal more fish than he did in 1928, and more potatoes and perhaps more grain. He ate less milk, meat, leaving an increase of 20-25 percent in the population “ (Bergson). Joseph Stalin had a significant impact on the Russian Economy.
Through Stalin's lifetime he had effected a good portion of individual lives. David states, “ Fifty years after his death, Josef stalin’s influence is still felt in the country he brutalized… 53 percent of the respondents said that they considered stalin to be a great historical figure and in a separate poll, 36 percent of the respondents said that they believed that he was more good than bad” (Satter). David also states, “ Persons who had saved for years to buy a car or apartment or had put money out for a wedding or funeral were left with nothing”