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    History Essay: Why Stalin Not Trotsky Stalin’s race to become the all mighty ruler fully started after Lenin died of a stroke on the 21st of January 1924. With Lenin gone‚ Stalin started to eliminate the other members of the Communist Party: Trotsky‚ Zinoviev‚ Kamenev‚ Rykov‚ Tomsky and Bukharin. He very cleverly switched between the left wing and the right wing‚ by making alliances with one wing the suddenly breaking with them‚ only to join the other wing‚ going against everything that they had

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    Leon Trotsky and Animal Farm Who was Leon Trotsky? A well-known democratic activist‚ a communist politician‚ and a military genius are phrases that describe this man. Trotsky was a diehard Marxist who believed in the communist reform of Russia in the early twentieth century. He rose to power by climbing up the political ladder with the support of Vladimir Lenin and fans of his famous views on government. The man is represented in‚ “Animal Farm” by Snowball‚ a pig who helps lead overworked and underfed

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    Vladimir Lenin was a communist leader and a politician. Lenin rose to power in 1917 and was the premier of the newly formed USSR from 1922 to 1924. He was a profound follower of the Karl Marx and his own contributions to Marxism led to the formation of a new ideology that was later labeled as Marxism-Leninism. Lenin was credited for ending the rule of the tsar in Russia as Imperial Russia was drowned in a bloody Bolshevik revolution of 1917. Lenin is also referred to as the father figure; a man who

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    Significance of the study Point of sale or POS systems are a necessary and invaluable part of most businesses. While they traditionally referred to an automated cash register‚ modern technology has seen that change to include a number of other elements that all make a business more efficient and easier to run. Common POS systems include a computer‚ receipt printer‚ lockable cash drawer‚ a scanner to read the bar code‚ a magnetic swipe reader and a modem and pole display. Then there is the POS software

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    Vladimir Lenin: A Catalyst for Revolution In the late 19th and early 20th centuries‚ revolutionary Vladimir Lenin was the driving force behind Russian Marxism‚ reformation and organization of the working class‚ and the political catalyst behind the Revolution of 1905. During this time period‚ the new Russian working class had left the countryside for urban factories. Workers revolted against Tsarist oppression and participated in illegal strikes. Lenin organized workers under the Social Democratic

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    Assess the significance of popular protest in challenging authority and its success in bringing about political change in the years 1880-1992. Jake Uchiki-Parker The years 1880-1992 encompass a broad span of British history during which the very nature of government and political representation would change. The exact extent to which popular protest influenced these changes is the subject of much debate amongst historians. This essay will explore the key changes that occurred during this time period-the

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    What was the historical significance of Voltaire’s ’Candide’ and it’s relevance during the Enlightenment? In his work‚ Candide‚ Voltaire uses satire as a means of conveying his opinions about many aspects of European society in the eighteenth century‚ a period known as the Enlightenment. This Age of Reason swept through Europe‚ offering differing views on science‚ religion‚ and politics. The following essay will outline the philosophical theory of Pangloss‚ a character of the novel and suggest

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    To what extent did Lenin establish Communism in Russia from 1920-1924? From an early age‚ Lenin opposed the Romanov autocratic regime‚ even more so following the execution of his brother for the assassination of Tsar Alexander III. Lenin was an avid follower of the writings of Karl Marx and believed communism was the way forward. He believed that everything should be owned by the government and then distributed evenly amongst the people. During the February 1917 revolution in Russia‚ Lenin was in

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    Debate: Lenin‚ Tyrant or Savior? The debate is still going on between high profile historians as to whether or not Lenin was a Tyrant or a Savior. It is hard to just take one side‚ as it is not clear cut. To understand better why it is so hard to put Lenin under one of theses profiles‚ I will study the arguments as to why he was a Tyrant. Then I will go over the arguments which support the idea that Lenin was in fact a Savior. I will then be able to take an opinion. Lenin was very interested

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    Lenin‚ Stalin‚ and Trotsky were all very influential people to the life of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics‚ the USSR‚ and how it industrialized. In ways they improved the USSR by trying to industrialize it and increase agricultural production‚ but they also killed many people and used terror to gain obedience from their people. Lenin started the Red Terror that tried to destroy the monarchy and anti-Bolshevik groups to secure his power. Stalin caused a widespread famine because he focused

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