Tactics of Joseph Stalin Essay

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    regime focused on drawing the country together through force and oppressive policies in order to industrialize rapidly.1 Akhmatova was no exception to the terrors under his reign; her son was imprisoned in 19382. As a result of the rise of the USSR and Stalin, Akhmatova’s poetry became more critical in nature, questioning her poetry and people’s place in a totalitarian society. Originally, Akhmatova was in favor of socialism in Russia, seeing it as a way to topple the upper class and ease the…

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    When Lenin Rose to power in 1918, he was desperate to preserve the newly established Soviet Union. In order to control the population and initiate communism, he enabled a policy that gradually became known as the infamous “Red Terror.” The years that followed were filled with executions by his notorious secret police, the CHEKA. The CHEKA helped Lenin maintain his leadership by executing a few thousand people whom he claimed were enemies during the Red Terror. This policy lasted for several…

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    future in his speech “Lenin’s Testament” (Sattler). During his last testament, Lenin strongly suggested that Joseph Stalin be removed from his position within the Russian Communist Party. In 1924, he succumbed to a massive stroke which led to some major problems within the party (Sattler). In the middle of the conflicts within the…

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    Who was more diabolical, Adolf Hitler, or Joseph Stalin? Diabolical Of, relating to, or characteristic of the devil.- Merriam Webster Dictionary Joseph Stalin was born to a hardworking mother (Keke Geladze) and an abusive father, (Besarion Jughashvili). Besarion was an alcoholic cobbler, and in his drunken rages, beat Joseph and his wife. This is what may have given Stalin his cold and cruel demeanour. After separating from her husband Keke held down many jobs to provide for both her and her…

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    Nicholas was the real leader of Europe, until one day, Joseph Stalin took over. He was very brutal to the country, and the Soviet Union was unprepared for the extreme violence and oppression. Stalin used his brutality to achieve political arms. Everyone was so terrified of Stalin that they never stood up to him, in fear of what would happen to them if they did. Then, Stalin became scared of Russia, since they became a major part of the global market. Stalin felt that he had to push the Soviet…

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    Joseph Stalin is probably one of the most well - known dictators in world history. He is famous for his strict rule over the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). He is responsible for an estimated 20 million deaths and the times he spent as the ruler of Soviet Russia will never be forgotten. Joseph Stalin was born Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili on December 18, 1879 in Gori, Georgia which was then a part of the Russian Empire. His Father was a cobbler and…

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    people in various different ways. Two of these leaders are Joseph Stalin and Benito Mussolini; they were leaders who ruled different countries during different times, so they were very different in most of their ways, but they were also similar in a few of their ways. In this essay, these two leaders will be compared and contrasted by their political ideologies, the way they treated their citizens, and their goals while they were leading. Stalin and Mussolini had majorly differing political…

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    Joseph Stalin was one of the easiest rankings on my list. To this day, not a single human has as much blood on their hands than Joseph Stalin. He was definitely not someone that you would want to mess with. He was responsible for over twice the deaths than Hitler. I believe that the cause for his unspeakable evils was nurture. Joseph Stalin was born into a very poor family and was constantly teased when he never fully recovered from smallpox. His unfortunate childhood made him angry and…

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    TITLE TO BE DETERMINED “My last warm feelings for humanity died”, spoke Joseph Stalin, a megalomaniac and manipulative ruler, who also went by the name Uncle Joe (“Joseph Stalin-Psychopathology Of A Dictator”). Stalin used tactics that are similar to the ones used by Oceania’s Party in the novel 1984, by George Orwell. In this novel a totalitarian society is controlled by Big Brother, a symbolic figure for the ruling Party, who wields all power over the population. Strategies that are…

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    Stalin had the Soviet Union industrialized within a decade and a modern nation was created, other countries had lacked such technology. In brave new world Mustapha Mond had built a whole society based on technology just as Joseph Stalin had done. “The Soviet Union embarked on a far-reaching program of industrialization. Factories, power stations, steel works, hydroelectric…

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