Abstract The research question for the following investigation is: Was Joseph Stalin’s rise to power in 1924 the result of a calculated plan or a stroke of luck? The investigation was undertaken by first obtaining research materials such as books‚ academic journals and scholarly articles. The online database website questia was utilized to obtain relevant academic journals and scholarly articles while local libraries were visited to obtain the books and biographical materials. The first component
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Why were the Bolsheviks able to seize power in Russia in 1917? The Bolshevik’s were able to seize power in Russian in 1917 mainly due to the exceptional leadership of Lenin and the organisational skills of Trotsky‚ the Red Guard army that was formed on May 11th 1917 and then re-organised on the 4th of November and the problems that the Provisional government had. The Bolshevik revolution took place with an armed rebellion in Petrograd. The October revolution led by the Bolshevik party and Lenin
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The book Animal Farm is a very interesting and maybe somewhat perspective changing book. Some may try to argue whether the symbolism which the book is known for is actually apparent or not. This is commonly caused by the lack of knowledge or perspective of by which the book is symbolically proceeding‚ When educated in the aspects of communism and how they were used throughout human experiences‚ it shouldn’t be hard to pick out some similarities In the beginning Manor Farm was run by old Mr. Jones
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proves to be an allegory to the Russian Revolution. The events in the book are very closely related to the actual events from The Russian Revolution. Also‚ the animals (main-characters) are historically referring to the Communist leaders such as Leon Trotsky‚ Joseph Stalin‚ Karl Marx‚ and others. The book starts out with Old Major speaking to his fellow animals (representing the people during the Revolution). Old Major represents either V.I. Lenin or Karl Marx. Either way‚ he is representing
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which the Bolsheviks were forced to compromise in some areas‚ their reaction to the rebellion and the affects it had on the Russian populous The cruel suppression of the Kronstdat sailer who were once remarked as the ’Flowers of the revolution’ by Trotsky in 1921‚ highlighted a deep and dark truth about the Bolshevik regime and the so called great revolution of 1917. The sheer ease in which the Bolsheviks slaughtered the ’heroes’ of the revolution also saw them call the demands made by the sailor in
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Political Allegory In The Book Animal Farm "Ideas play a part in any revolution‚ conflicting ideas is main reason why Revolutions happens. " This is the platform that George Orwell used in his book " Animal Farm". The political allegory in the story is mocking the Revolution that changed "Russia" into the "USSR". This was the workings of Karl Marx. Marx was known for being politically inspired by one idea. Marx wanted it to be that one class‚ the working class‚ and against another class‚
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can be fooled by tyrants to believing anything. The animals in the story who act as the main characters may seem like regular animals but upon historical reference these are actually representatives for Communist leaders‚ such as Joseph Stalin‚ Leon Trotsky‚ and others. The story Animal Farm begins with a pig named Old Major gathering all the animals together. He tells the animals that they must work together. After he dies‚ two pigs Napoleon and Snowball assumed command. Days later‚ the animals
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Snowball and Trotsky He led a revolution‚ became a scapegoat‚ and was exiled from his home lane. This person was Leon Trotsky‚ a Russian Marxist revolutionary. In the novel Animal Farm‚ Trotsky came out through a pig named Snowball. Throughout the novel‚ Trotsky is brought up more and more through snowball. Leon Trotsky is represented through Snowball by the many life events they had in common. Snowball was chased away from the farm and became an exile by Napoleons trained dogs. In Trotsky’s life
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there were four contenders to his place – Leon Trotsky‚ Lev Kamenev‚ Grigory Zinoviev and Joseph Stalin. ▪ Although Trotsky‚ Kamenev and Zinoviev were much more capable than Stalin‚ Stalin managed to outwit them and claim leadership despite Lenin’s will criticising Stalin and naming Trotsky as a successor. 2) Stalin Pretended to have been Close to Lenin ▪ Stalin tricked Trotsky and made him miss Lenin’s funeral which reflected very badly on Trotsky. ▪ Stalin also organised Lenin’s funeral
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rebellious Bolsheviks. Napoleon and Snowball are based off of Stalin and Trotsky‚ respectively. Following Old Major’s death‚ Napoleon and Snowball were the two leaders of their state‚ as Stalin and Trotsky were of theirs. Napoleon used the intimidation of the dogs to win the power struggle that existed between him and Snowball in a similar way that Stalin used young militants to win his power struggle. Like Stalin and Trotsky‚ this power struggle was the result of two different visions for the future
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