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People faced severe shortages of housing, food, clothing, and other necessary goods.
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How did the soviet economy changes under the direction of Stalin?
People faced severe shortages of housing, food, clothing, and other necessary goods.
How did the soviet economy chang under the direction of Stalin?
People faced severe shortages of housing, food, clothing, and other necessary goods.
Under Stalin the Soviet agricultural economy changed to what form?
collective farming.
What was started under Stalin to improve the soviet unions economy?
industrial and agricultural revolutions
What was started under Stalin to improve soviet union economy?
industrial and agricultural revolutions
What started under Stalin to improve the soviet unions economy?
industrial and agricultural revolutions
DID Stalin SUCCEED Lenin?
Yes, Joseph Stalin succeeded Vladimir Lenin as the leader of the Soviet Union after Lenin's death in 1924. Stalin gradually consolidated power, overcoming rivals within the Communist Party, including Leon Trotsky. By the late 1920s, he had established himself as the unchallenged leader, implementing policies that transformed the Soviet economy and society. Lenin's legacy was both continued and altered under Stalin's rule, leading to significant changes in the direction of Soviet governance.
What was the economy like under the soviet union?
The economy under the Soviet Union was under various degrees of disaster.
Why were 20 million Soviet citizens imprisoned under Stalin?
suspected of opposing stalin
How was the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin control?
It was a dictatorship. Stalin was kinda like Hitler.
The Soviet Union's satellite nations were united under?
Stalin
What was the meaning of perestroika?
Perestroika was a program initiated by Soviet premier Gorbuchev in the waning days of the Soviet Union. It was an attempt to add some features of a market economy to the centrally-planned Soviet economy. It was accompanied by the idea of "glasnost" or openness, a backing away from the strict control of opinion and its expression as developed under Stalin.
