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…personalities like Yuri Gagarin and paintings of nude working men in the style of Russian socialist art. So the state is on the say to become totalitarian, after the example of many communist countries. In addition Alex lives in a society which lacks individualism…

…of the government. Under Joseph Stalin’s leadership the USSR was transformed into a world power, and a totalitarian state. Lenin had introduced the New Economic Policy in 1921, which proposed the creation of a mixed economy. In this system the state controlled…

…. It was much different from our culture now, and we can also learn a lot from them. Elizabethans refers to all those that lived in England during the time of Queen Elizabeth’s reign. Stalinism defined Stalin’s totalitarian control. Elizabeth I lived from 1533…

…to religious and dynastic unity, the Siberian exiles as a means to Russian unity, down to the fast failing efforts of our present totalitarian enemies. Those who begin coercive elimination of dissent soon find themselves exterminating dissenters. Mandatory…

…of the two leaders directly violated this treaty. Once again, the treaty that was supposed to keep peace and ensure that there are no future wars, was ignored with no reprimand. If another nation had done something to stop what was going on with the totalitarian…

…by the fact that the targets, as set out in the five-year plans were almost always close to being reached. What made this achievement so remarkable was that, by evaluating the different sections of Stalin as a totalitarian leader, these targets can be interpreted…

…, the citizens were made to hold a colored ballot revealing their party preference as the walked between two rows of soldiers. There were few people brave enough to vote for other than the Lincoln Republicans. And while totalitarian governments in Europe later used…

…absolute governmental authority as necessary, a policy that would be further instituted during the totalitarian rule of Stalin. One aspect of Lenin's state capitalism was the forced collectivization of agriculture. In article six of his "April Theses…

…frightened to challenge the Nazis. They had fear of opposing them, firstly, because the Nazis had totalitarian power, which brainwashed people using propaganda and censorship. This made it very difficult to persuade others. Also, the Nazi state was so organised…

…The Persian Gulf War The Persian Gulf War, also known as Operation Desert Storm, was a war that separated good versus evil and what’s right from wrong. It was the war that put the greedy and totalitarian Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein versus…