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What is the definition of 'bolshevization'?
Bolshevization:-verb (used with object)1.to bring under the influence or domination of Bolshevists; render Bolshevik or Bolshevistic.-verb (used without object)2.to become Bolshevik or Bolshevistic; act like a Bolshevik.
What made Russia wary of the west after World War 1?
In November 1917 the Bolshevists, headed by Lenin, seized power in Russia. This led to civil war in Russia, and the West intervened in an attempt to oust the Communists. All western countries were anti-Communist in the inter-war period.
How many Jews died in the aftermath of the Holocaust?
The survivors in most of the camps were desperately malnourished and many were also extremely ill. Despite the best efforts of the liberating armies, the death toll remained high at many camps for several weeks after liberation. For example, at Bergen-Belsen nearly 14,000 survivors died (mainly of typhus) in the first three months after the camp was liberated. In Poland some survivors were murdered as 'Jewish Bolshevists'. The numbers are disputed but are generally in the range 350-600.
What was the outcome of Russian revolution?
The establishment of a state capitalist Dictatorship.
Why is communism hated?
One of the main reasons was fear. Moreover, in the years following the Russian Revolution some leading Bolshevists said that they wanted to spread their revolution world wide. Beyond that, politicians often found it useful to exaggerate the dangers.
How was World War 1 affected when Russia pulled out?
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was signed on 1 March 1918. From the Russian point of view it involved the loss of Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russian Poland, parts of Belarus and most of the Ukraine. These were to become nominally independent but, except for Finland, there were to become German and satellite states. The treaty enabled the Germans to transfer a large number of troops to the Western Front. However, they were unable to reap the full benefits of this as many men had to be left to occupy the new satellites in eastern Europe. Moreover, the Germans and Austrians found themselves sucked into the Russian Civil War of 1918-21. Everywhere they found themselves fighting the Bolshevists. Joncey
When did Winston Churchill say If Hitler invaded Hell I would make at least a favorable reference to the devil in the House of Commons?
When Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941, some MPs (Members of Parliament) teased Churchill, who had previously been very hostile to the Soviet Union and had played a key role in Western intervention against the Bolshevists in 1919-21. He replied with the above comment. When Hitler invaded the Soviet Union, Winston Churchill, a vehement anti-Communist, famously stated "If Hitler invaded Hell, I would at least make a favourable reference to the Devil in the House of Commons," regarding his policy toward Stalin. Soon, British supplies and tanks were flowing to help the Soviet Union.
Is there such a thing as a typical Jewish experience before world ii?
Answer 1Since all Jews possess the same Torah, why not? You can still see your "typical Jewish experience" in appropriate Jewish communities today.Answer 2In terms of lifestyles, hopes, dreams, foods, and level of integration with non-Jewish society, there were an incredible variety of different experiences in the Jewish communities ranging from the insular Hasidic communities of of the Kazimierz in Krakow to to the Jewish aristocrats of Vienna to the Jewish Secular Bolshevists, to the Jewish soldiers in the French Army, to the Jews of the Bavarian countryside, and so many others. There is nothing close to a typical Jewish experience in any era, just as it would be ludicrous to suggest that all Americans or all Romans ever had the same typical experience.
Why was 1917 an important year in the First World War?
*In March 1917 there was a (moderate) left-wing revolution in Russia that overthrew the Tsar, but Russia continued fighting. *April 1917 saw America enter the war. *In Novemver 1917 the Bolshevists seized power in Russia and announced their intention of pulling Russia out of WW1. Joncey
Was it Hitler's religion to hate Jews?
No it wasn't, he just hated them because they were more advanced at the time. Their communities were far better than Germany._____(alternative answer) Hitler never expressed a religious objection to Jews, he objected on purely racial grounds._____Hating Jews (within the framework of a fanciful conspiracy theory) was part of Hitler's ideology.
Who were the blosheviks?
Lenin
What was the impact of Russia leaving World War 1?
The defeat of Russia enabled Germany to transfer troops to the Western Front, but not in the numbers they had hoped for, as they had unexpectedly serious problems on the Eastern Front with groups as diverse as Bolshevists and Ukrainian nationalists. Russia' defeat also fed fantasies about boundless German expansion in Eastern Europe - fantasies that played a key role in Hitler's thinking.
