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Stalin didn't promote his greatness, it was his revolutionary work to fight fascism and to advance Dialectical materialistic humanism and investment on Soviet people that made him such a great ruler that he is still one of the most favorite leaders of Russian in all surveys and polls.
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What were children encouraged to do under Stalin's rule?
One things schools were encouraged to teach was atheism. Stalin was strongly opposed to religion. They also controlled propaganda, so other than learning regular history, they probably were told things about the greatness of Stalin and his government.
Why did God choose Israel not because of their greatness or strength, but because of His own sovereign will and purpose?
God chose Israel not because of their greatness or strength, but because of His own sovereign will and purpose.
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How did Stalin disguise his plan to spread communism?
he used anti Hitler slogans to promote alliances
What was the result of Stalins attempt to promote communism?
what was a result of Stalin's attempt to promote communism
Did Stalin have any weaknesses?
Stalin refused to take advice from others and ruled as a dictator, always believing his own way was best.
A man who pays respect to the great paves the way for his own greatness?
Things Fall Apart
What did humanists believe about people abilities?
humanists believed that all people had the ability to control their own lives and achieve greatness! look in the book next time foos! ;)
What is some weakness of an Stalin leadership?
Stalin refused to take advice from others and ruled as a dictator, always believing his own way was best.
Does Emerson believes that people who achieve greatness tend to live in the world by their own rules?
Yes, Emerson believed that individuals who achieved greatness typically lived by their own rules and principles. He emphasized the importance of self-reliance and trusting one's intuition over conformity to societal norms. Emerson believed that true greatness came from following one's unique path and inner guidance.
What caused William Inge to commit suicide?
I think it was because he thought that he could never surpass his own greatness.
What did humanists believe about abilities?
humanists believed that all people had the ability to control their own lives and achieve greatness
