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…of terror. Propaganda helped much in gaining support and enthusiasm from the Russian people. Various themes presented to the people by means of propaganda were over the Five-Year-Plan's goals, industrialization, love of Stalin and Lenin, and the military…

…of Russia in 1929 after being appointed Secretary General of the Communist Party in 1922. Stalin didn't like some of the army officers that were part of the Russian army. Stalin changed Russia forever. Stalin was born as Josif Vissarionovich Djugashvili…

…Russia was an undeveloped and political weak country that wanted change. During the suffering of World War 1 Vladimir Lenin stepped up and tried to change this. Lenin, preaching the words of Karl Marx, promised that the country would be in the rule…

…animals are equal’’, instead of letting it go so far for the pigs to add ‘‘but some are more equal than others’’ to the end. As in the Russian Revolution, the masses will not, but make it appear that they cannot, think for themselves. Even when they do…

…of the Bolsheviks to the Russian Communist Party, he abolished war, declared that all land was national property "protected" by land committees and peasants, and made the congress of Soviets the nation's supreme power, with Lenin at their helm. 1 Lenin's decisions…

…of terror as a means of social and political control had first been advocated by Lenin and the Bolsheviks soon after they acquired power in 1917. Lenin had no doubt that intimidation and reprisals were legitimate instruments in the fight to establish socialism…

…into a reading room for children, and t! he spetskhran of the Russian State Library (formerly the Lenin Library) now houses the reading room for Russian emigre publications. There was also heated discussion about the shortage of copies in libraries and bookstores…

…Trotsky VS Stalin The leadership struggle began with Stalin's appointment as secretary general. Seen as an unimportant position, party members agreed with his placement. The position of secretary was merely seen as being Lenin's mouthpiece. However…

…unknown son, as well as Kelso, and an international reporter wanting a good story. What is clear through the book is the extreme degree of anti-western sentiment within the Russian people. Mamantov claims that “nothing is more important to a nation than its…

…Animal Farm By: Melissa E-mail: mhingram@hotmail.com Two Legs: Bad, Four Legs: Just as Bad Many great works have been inspired by events in history. George Orwell’s Animal Farm provides an unusual outlook on the Russian Revolution and its leaders…