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Joseph Stalin had been convicted and sent to Siberia during World War I, for his part in a bank robbery. He returned, just in time for the Russian revolutions of 1917. Initially he had joined with, and found a place with the provisional government. But, he soon saw Lenin's chances for victory, and switched sides.
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Who were the big three in ww1?
Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, and Franklin D. Roosevelt
Did World War 1 influence Stalin?
yes. i believe so
How did Stalin influence Soviet Union?
His impact to the world was that he was a egomenist president who believed in brute force
What influence soviet union and US in Korean war?
Joseph Stalin armed the North Koreans and urged them to invade South Korea in 1950. The Korean War ended when Stalin died in 1953.
What did the failure of collective security influence Stalin to do?
The failure of 'collective security' was one of the reasons that led Stalin to favour direct negotiations with Nazi Germany. These culminated in the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact of August 1939.
What did Joseph Stalin do to the economy during World War 1?
Stalin wasn't the head of Russia in WW1, but WW2.
Who were important in World War I?
people who were quite important in ww1 were kaiser & Stalin
Who did Joseph Stalin influence?
lenin
Joseph Stalin was Russia's ruler during ww1?
False. Stalin came to power in 1928. Work War 1 ended in 1918.
Who were the big three in ww1?
Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, and Franklin D. Roosevelt
Why was Stalin interested in eastern Europe?
Stalin was interested in eastern Europe because he believed it was subject to the Soviet influence.
What nation did Josef Stalin lead in world war 1?
Stalin didn't rule any countries during ww1 but i think he led the revolution to take over Russia in 1917
Did World War 1 influence Stalin?
yes. i believe so
What impact did Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini and Joseph Stalin have on the outbreak of ww1?
They were all leaders of countries during WW2
How did Woodrow Wilson influence ww1?
he held drafts and asked for volunteers
What was stalin's sphere of influence?
Stalin's sphere of influence extended primarily over the Eastern European countries that fell under Soviet control after World War II. This included countries like Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania, where Stalin installed communist governments loyal to the Soviet Union. Stalin sought to establish satellite states in these countries to enhance Soviet security and influence in the region.
What are some good IB historical investigation topics?
Hitler and Nazi Germany, Stalin, Industrial revolution, cold war, WW1, WW2
