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    Russian Leadership The history of Russian has survived a long journey with differentiated leadership and control. At the conclusion of the civil war fight between the Bolsheviks‚ or Reds‚ and anti-Bolsheviks‚ or Whites of 1918‚ was a Soviet Union constitution based on dictatorship. After Vladimir Lenin dies of a stroke in 1924‚ historic Russian leader Joseph Stalin replaces him. Joseph Stalin has an enormous impact on the Soviet Union and implemented many stipulation policies for economic rise

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    was a most volatile reactant in the chemistry of Russian and world politics. Breaking the barrier between attaining both economic success and political achievement‚ Vladimir Lenin almost singlehandedly ended the Tsardom and brought the socialist “Bolshevik” party to power in Russia. Lenin’s unique experiences in his youth led him to his status as a revolutionary and ultimately changed Russia and the world. Lenin’s early life helped to shape his destiny as a revolutionary leader. As with most people

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    during World War 1 and won the iron cross twice. A month before the surrender of Germany during World War 1‚ Hitler became blind for a few weeks after a gas attack. He later thought Jews were the cause of Germany’s problems. Stalin was swept into the Bolshevik Party at the age of 19. He then staged bank robberies to support their cause. Stalin was arrested many times before being exiled out of the country by the Czars police forces. After Lenin came to power‚ Stalin was named general secretary for the

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    How far do you agree that the Russo-Jap war was the main cause of the 1905 revolution? There were many factors that contributed to the 1905 revolution in Russia. They range from political opposition groups such as the Bolsheviks and the social revolutionaries‚ to the failure to reform. The Russo-Jap war of 1905 acted as the trigger to the revolution. However many factors such as increasing political discontent within the cities and countryside were also important and these issues can be linked back

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    Witold Pilecki was born on May 13‚ 1901‚ at Oloniec Russia. His family comes from an area called Nowogródczyzna. But due to partaking in an uprising in January 1863‚ the Pilecki estate was confiscated. Julian Pilecki‚ Witold’s Father married Ludwika Oswiecimska and had him and his siblings. His siblings were Maria‚ Jozef‚ Wanda‚ Jerzy. Jozef‚ unfortunately‚ died at the age of 5. The family traveled to Sukurc and Mohylewczyzna to keep the family ties alive and to even learn the polish language. But

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    the “dogs” and the “pigs” become more and more like the humans‚ or tyrants‚ that the animals had tried so hard to defeat. While the animal story is not true‚ the metaphor weaved into it is correct about what happened to Russia during and after the Bolshevik

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    To what extent does the impact of World War I explain the outbreak of the two revolutions in 1917 ? To a certain extent‚ the First World War was a major contributing factor to the two revolutions that took place in 1917‚ the February and October Revolution. The war worsened the issues that already existed in Russia and also highlighted the lack of leadership shown by the Tsar and the Provisional Government set up after the February Revolution and also the Tsars military command over the army during

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    and similarities between Capitalist and Communist ideas‚ were opposed by the Communists between the Bolsheviks themselves. This was because they believed the NEP wasn’t totally Communist policy which aggravated some members of the Communist party. They were also worried that a conflict of interest would cause splits between the parties would only be inflicting damage to themselves. Many Bolsheviks resigned mainly because the NEP was a massive withdrawal from the previous policy which was based on

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    were separate‚ though typically Active communist sympathizers‚ Kahlo and muralist befriended subverter as he sought-after political sanctuary from Joseph Stalin’s regime within the land. Initially‚ Bolshevik lived with muralist and so at Kahlo’s home‚ wherever they reportedly had associate affair. Bolshevik and his partner then enraptured to a different house in Coyoacan wherever‚ later‚ he was dead.A few days before Frida Kahlo died on July thirteen‚ 1954‚ she wrote in her diary: "I hope the exit is

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    Nicholas II was the last tsar of Russia under Romanov rule. He inherited the throne when his father‚ Alexander III‚ died in 1894. He was crowned on May 26‚ 1894. Although he believed in autocracy‚ he was eventually forced to create an elected legislature (Nicholas II). Nicholas was not trained nor inclined to rule‚ which did not help the autocracy he sought to preserve in an era desperate for change (“Czar Nicholas II Abdicates”). His poor handling of Bloody Sunday and Russia’s role in World War

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