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    Iron Curtain was formed; in the way that unhappiness was evident in communist countries throughout the world (not only in East Germany) and how the sense of injustice was felt before the wall was even built; in the way that the Western Powers and Soviet Union voiced their support for East and West Germany respectively and how propaganda was used to mock alternative…

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    Industrialization of Russia The industrialization of Russia was an important time in history. For the Russians, anyway. The Russians started to industrialize and produced helpful products. The industrialization of Russia was an important time in history. For the Russians, anyway. The Russians started to industrialize, which seemed like a good thing, but later turned out to be a bad thing. Industrialization is the development of industries in a country or region on a wide scale. Such as going…

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    Our class adaptation of Crime and Punishment was to be set during the 1800s in Russia - a time and setting which the writers of the play wanted to come through to the audience. Yet, relying solely on the script was not enough to give the desired effect. In professional theatre, sound is usually a good signifier for not the surrounding, but when it comes to a specific location background music will not do it - accents are necessary. Thankfully, as a class we silently agreed to not have a group…

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    epistemological distinction made between "the Orient" and "the Occident“ and have moved way further than Said's description of the phenomenon. The author, Vera Tolz, wrote this book as a study of Russian Orientology in the late imperial and early Soviet eras. The book is consists from an introduction, six chapters, conclusion, bibliography and index. Each part has a direction, clearly stated aims and a conclusive paragraph that lets the reader have a better digestion of the main terms and the…

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    government also controlled all newspapers, movies, radios, and other sources of information. Russian writers and artists became victims of censorship, and individuality was stifled. Art was instead used to portray images of propaganda and glorify the Soviet government. All levels of education were strictly controlled, and professors or students who did not conform to the Communist Party's ideas could lose their jobs or be imprisoned. Party leaders lectured peasants and workers about the ideals…

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    Gulags, but also offering readers a way to experience different aspects of Stalin’s the Soviet Union through his telling of the prison camps. This paper will explore a few of these characters, including Ivan Denisovich Shukhov, Alyosha the Baptist, Fetiukov the scrounger, Captain Buinovsku, and Senka Klevshin, while attempting to relating them back to society and the different people that existed within the Soviet Union. We begin with our narrator, Ivan Denisovich Shukhov. Shukhov, a former…

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    since the creation of CIA in 1947. When George Kennan came out with the strategy of containment in the 1946 “long telegram”, recurring to human activities to counteract the eventual Soviet infiltrations appeared as a better means than military activities. In fact, it would have allowed the clandestine collection of Soviet documents and archives through the personal contact with foreigners or US citizens working abroad. Most of all, espionage was appealing to the IC due to the fact that it gave…

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    In the book, Animal Farm, there are many concepts relating to fairy tales. Though these concepts seem pretty evident throughout the story, there are also many other underlying non-fairy tale concepts that are not evident. In some cases, Animal Farm can be considered a full on fairy tale, but as stated before, it has a few concepts that do not follow fairy tale guidelines. Nonetheless Animal Farm closely follows the guidelines of being a Fairy Tale. At an overall look at Animal Farm, it has more…

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    Joseph Stalin (born Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili) was born on December 18, 1878, and died March 5, 1953. Stalin was the secretary general of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from April 3, 1922, up until October 16, 1953, and premier of the Soviet state from 1941 until the time of his death. (Hingley) Stalin was utterly obsessed with security and power Stalin did numerous things to ensure his safety, such as aligning with the United States during the Second World War, murdering and…

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    Mao had a few positive impacts but his negative impacts overpowered them causing Mao Zedong to have an overall negative impact on China because he killed many people, and caused desolation during his reign. For instance, just after he became the ruler of China, he had given most rights to the peasants. In order to achieve this, he had killed all of the capitalists and landlords that resisted and opposed to him. Since he is killing his own people, he has a negative impact on the country. In…

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