Joseph Stalin Totalitarianism
Totalitarianism is a form of government that has control over of every aspect of both private and political life.
The totalitarian state Stalin had built in Russia employed all of the devised methods of control and persuasion. He monitored everything from telephone lies, mail and use informers everywhere. Not only that, he eliminates people who opposed him and threatened his right in both the masses and the members of the Communist party. He even resorted to replaying religion with communistic ideals. He spread propaganda attacking the church and set up museums of atheism that shows peoples religious belief were merely superstition (Totalitarianism: Case Study 1).
In 1928, Stalin’s plans called for a command economy, he outlined the first
The totalitarian state Stalin had built in Russia employed all of the devised methods of control and persuasion. He monitored everything from telephone lies, mail and use informers everywhere. Not only that, he eliminates people who opposed him and threatened his right in both the masses and the members of the Communist party. He even resorted to replaying religion with communistic ideals. He spread propaganda attacking the church and set up museums of atheism that shows peoples religious belief were merely superstition (Totalitarianism: Case Study 1).
In 1928, Stalin’s plans called for a command economy, he outlined the first