Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic

Historical Condition Russia’s historical origin can be traced back in 600 A.D when Slavs; Indo –European ethnic group dispersed to inhabit majority of Central, Eastern Europe and Southeast Europe. Slavs community who were farmers, fishers and hunters were organized in disintegrated unifications of city states known as Kieven –Rus. In early 1200’s Mongol invaders conquered Kieven-Rus and the Slavs fled into the nearby forest and settled along the Moskova River. The settlement grew into the city…

workers and organising solders, the Bolsheviks are its leading creators and commanders. • October 10: Having gained a majority in the Petrograd and Moscow Soviets, the Bolshevik Central Committee vote 10-2 in favour of Lenin's demand to seize power (he is present, in disguise). No timetable is set, but a 2nd All Russian Congress of Soviets is to be organised so it can also vote. • October 15-18: Antonov-Duseenko travels to the Northern Front (WW1's Eastern Front) to find and organise support…

those years. The two biggest powers( U.S.A and the Soviet Union) were having that information battle that we cannot know a lot more about it. The aftermath of this war determined the stability that some of the biggest and powerful nations have today. In this stability some things like the division of the Soviet Union, the postwar in USA and the crisis that the cold war made. -The division of the Soviet Union, when some formers of the Soviet…

assignment is the Russian culture. Geographically, Russia is the largest country in the world. About 141,049,000 individuals populate the large area of 6,601,668 square miles. Many of the individuals living in Russia are either Russian decent, Ukrainian, Tatar, Bashkir, Chuvash, and Chechen. Also, of the 5,000 religious Russian community, they are either part…

suppress nationalist self-determination. The United States took part in the war by aiding the dictatorial regime in South Vietnam in the name of protecting democracy. However, the South Vietnamese government was considered weak and corrupt while the Soviet-backed North Vietnamese government was an independent and proud nationalist group fighting relentlessly for Vietnamese unification and against foreign dominance. The unfortunate outcome of the war was the loss against the North Vietnamese…

in historical and modern examples, societies that reject the core ideals of liberalism often are susceptible to fascist and totalitarian regimes, which generally encourages and fosters inequality. This can be seen in the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), specifically in the thirties, forties, and early fifties under Joseph Stalin 's dictatorship and totalitarian regime.…

The Chernobyl Catastrophe and its Impact on the Environment Imagine New York City, a city bustling with life; busy streets, people flooding the sidewalks, flashing lights, and never ending noise. Now imagine a post-apocalyptic city; deserted streets, empty buildings, shattered windows, doors hanging from their hinges, weeds and overgrowth climbing up walls, and unsettling silence. This is how one may describe Pripyat, Ukraine. What was once a city filled with great activity and energy is now a…

Vissarionovich Stalin, known as one of the most murderous dictators in history, transformed the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR) from being a benighted country to a world superpower, at the cost of millions of lives. Stalin’s regime was solely based upon the ideology of Marxist Communism, dogmatically asserting utilitarian beliefs in all policies formed. Stalin’s need for total power over the Soviet states brought him great paranoia and insecurity, ultimately resulting in the execution…

Russia Russia is a country in Europe that has existed and been inhabited since Paleolithic times. Russian Federation or Modern Russian has grown into the largest country in the world. Several major events have built Russia into what we know today. The early history during the ninth century C.E. Kievan Russia developed the first political party that reigned from the 10th-12th century (The World Fact Book, 2016). Since then there have been a plethora of leaders and developments. They…

or shipped off to the dreaded Siberian gulags between 1936 and '38. Perhaps the Soviet psyche suffered just as much damage, as an entire nation and its attendant culture sank into a deep-seated paranoia and a frightened submission to the state, the effects of which are still being felt in Russia today. This was, not coincidentally, the era when Stalin's "cult of personality" rose to overwhelming prominence in the Soviet Union, as history was rewritten to make him the hero of every circumstance,…