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What form of government did russia-under-Stalin have?
Communist
What was Russia government under Stalin?
Russia under Stalin was a socialist state. Much like every other socialist society it devolved into fascism.Such notable accomplishments includefounding the Gulagcontributing to the 20 million slaughtered under variations of liberalism thought in the prior century: socialism, communism, Marxismby contrast Hitler merely murdered 6 million of the 20
What was Stalin's form of government?
Stalin's form of government was totalitarianism
Why Stalin wanted to dominate Europe after?
Stalin wanted to dominate Europe after World War II to have a secure border for Russia. Another factor that came into play was the fact that Stalin felt that communism was the perfect form of government, and wanted to control the rest of the world through communism.
What is the form of leadership in Russia?
Russia is led by a president, and the form of government is a federal semi-presidential republic.
What is the form of leadership of Russia?
Russia is led by a president, and the form of government is a federal semi-presidential republic.
What type of government are in siberia?
* Russia has a Republic form of Government
Under Stalin the Soviet agricultural economy changed to what form?
collective farming.
What form of government existed in the Soviet Union during the Cold War?
Communism: It is to keep every man equal and average. No one can own private property and it was their form of government/economics.
What kind of government did Russia have after the Russia revolution?
A Dictatorship that ran a state capitalist form of society.
What is Russia's new form of government called?
Market economy
After World War 2 what kind of government did Stalin install?
Stalin did not install a new type of government after World War 2. After the Russian Revolution, Russia became a government by party, the Communist Party, but he was the acknowledged leader and most people deferred to his wishes. After Lenin died, Stalin maintained the government by party form although gradually he took over just about sole power by the mid 1930s. That was mostly because he put his friends in all the high places and they would do whatever he said either out of loyalty to him or fear of being arrested and shot. After World War 2, Stalin was at the height of his power and was a virtual dictator, but no new government was installed.
