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…of communism is reached, that there will be no dissenters that will try to take advantage of the situation and raise themselves up. The rule of Stalin and Lenin are good examples of people taking an opportunity to exploit and oppress. The idea of communism would…

…of communism is reached, that there will be no dissenters that will try to take advantage of the situation and raise themselves up. The rule of Stalin and Lenin are good examples of people taking an opportunity to exploit and oppress. The idea of communism would…

…been misinterpreted, often lacking the necessary conditions, and has often been altered by those who have attempted to put it to practice - including Lenin, Stalin and Chairman Mao to name a few. Despite claims that communism has proven itself…

…tanks, these agreements dated from the days of Lenin, yet Stalin's paranoia of the Fascists and vice-versa had rendered these agreements void upon Hitler's coming to power. Though the popular belief was the communist USSR and Nazi Germany would enter a war…

…ideology, Marxist and Leninism, they used as a theory and practice of power at a scale hitherto unimagined, and by men often less competent and more ruthless than some earlier emperors. Decisions affecting the lives of the entire population continued to be made…

…. An example of communism's flaws can be seen in the revolution led by V.I. Lenin in Russia(Mckay, 1987: 198). Using politically left winged tactics, he sought to achieve communism through the heading of the Bolsheviks. Following his death, Stalin saw…

…, known as the Hindenburg Line. Major German successes in the east contributed to two revolutions in Russia where Tsar Nicholas II was forced to abdicate (February/March) and a Bolshevik regime under Lenin was established in October/November. The October…

…of the conspiratorial socialism we see with Lenin.…

…their policies were "purely xenophobic" but there were numerous similarities between this class revolution and those of Mao and Lenin. "The Khmer communist leadership was classically Leninist in its analysis of the uneven impact of imperialism" but at the same time…

…, enunciating the program that bears his name--the Truman Doctrine. The Marshall Plan, named for his Secretary of State, stimulated spectacular economic recovery in war-torn Western Europe. When the Russians blockaded the western sectors of Berlin in 1948, Truman…