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Stalin became leader of the soviet union a result of what?
lenons death.
WHAT was a result of Joseph Stalin's polices the Soviet Union?
Joseph Stalin's outcome was one of epic proportions. The USSR took over much of Europe and became a world power.
How did the Soviet Union change under Khrushchev's rule?
The result of the rise to power of Nikita Khrushchev was he became the leader of the Communist Party in the Soviet Union. Nikita Khrushchev was leader of the Soviet Union in the early to mid-1960s.
What was the result of the Soviet invasion of 1979?
Over 5 million Afghans became refugees
How did 10 million people starve by Stalin?
Joseph Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union, set in motion events designed to cause a famine in the Ukraine to destroy the people there seeking independence from his rule. As a result, an estimated 7,000,000 persons perished in this farming area, known as the breadbasket of Europe, with the people deprived of the food they had grown with their own hands.
What leader did Leon trotsky use his pen to oppose?
In the 1920's, Leon Trotsky opposed the bureaucracy and policies of Josef Stalin. As a result, he was removed from power in 192,7 and deported from the Soviet Union in 1929. He found asylum in Mexico and continued his opposition to the Stalinist government. He and most of his family were killed on Stalin's orders.
Why was Avoiding war with the Soviet Union became very important?
global destruction could result
As a result of Joseph Stalin's polices the Soviet Union?
Answer this question… did not produce goods based on consumer demand.
Who became a leader in the Arab World because of the Suez Canal Crisis?
Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt became a leader in the Arab world as a result of the Suez Crisis.
Avoiding war with the Soviet Union became very important because .?
global destruction could result.
How did Stalin centralize control in russia and what were the results?
Stalin, as a strong power figure, used the military to centralize control. The result was a world power that had a major impact in World War II and carried over through the cold war. The break up of the Soviet Union was the result of decentralization of power.
How did the Soviet Expansion in Eastern Europe result in the cold war?
Soviet expansion in Europe (as a result of Stalin's need to create a buffer zone for the USSR to protect itself from future invasion - they had suffered heavy casualities in WWII, whilst the US had flourished economically) was seen by the US as Stalin trying to spread communism, which to an extent was true. The capitalist US was afraid of communism, which eventually led to the Red Scare. As a result of soviet expansionism, the US decided to set up 'marshall Aid,' which set up funds for the countries of eastern Europe at threat of falling to communism, much to Stalin's dismay. Also, Stalin's expansionism was a problem as he was trying to take Poland and Germany, Poland, the country that England had entered WWII for in the first place. The real problem came to a head when Stalin infringed on the "declaration on liberation Europe" which stated that eatern europeans countries had the freedom to choose the type of government under which they lived. basically, Soviet expansionism really did stem the whole cold war - it brought to the forefront the US's fear of communism and total hostility - the proxy war began over Marshall Aid, and the Berlin Airlift in 1948, which were as a result of soviet expansionism.
