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What is the surname of the Soviet leader who took over from Stalin?
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There was a battle for succession of power in the Soviet Union (an interregnum) from 1953 (when Stalin died) to 1956 (when Khrushchev came to power).
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What country did Stalin take over?
During World War 2, Joseph Stalin was the dictator of the Soviet Union.
Who were 3 Soviet communist leaders?
u no lifes go and research dont take the easy way out read books
What Country did Joseph Stalin lead?
Joseph Stalin led the Soviet Union. Stalin took over after Lenin died. Stalin was not Lenin's choice as a successor but Stalin schemed and came into power, basically he stole the title. He was in power before and after WW11. He died in 1953. In WW2 he had signed a non-agression pact with Hitler, but ultimately became allied with France, Great Britain, the United States and the other Allied countries.
Joseph Stalin dominated the soviet using the tactics of?
Stalin's era as Soviet Union's leader was marred by high handedness and draconian control over state affairs. He frequently used fear and intimidation as a tactic to instill fear in his opponents hearts. He is held responsible by many historians for the death of hundreds of thousands of people in Soviet Union during his rule specially in Ukraine.
When lenin died who took over as leader of the soviet union?
Following the death of Vladimir Lenin in 1924, Joseph Stalin rose steadily into the position of supreme power in the Soviet Union. Gathering allies to his side while gradually eliminating his enemies, Stalin's rule was absolute by the early 1930s, and he would go on to rule as Marxist dictator until his death in 1953.
Who was the leader over Soviet Union durning World War II?
Joseph Stalin ="Man of Steel" in Russian
What country did Stalin take over?
During World War 2, Joseph Stalin was the dictator of the Soviet Union.
Who were 3 Soviet communist leaders?
u no lifes go and research dont take the easy way out read books
Who took over the job of running the Soviet Union when Lenin died?
The triumvirate of Joseph Stalin, Grigory Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev led the Soviet Union at first. Ultimately Stalin ousted both of them from power and became the sole leader in 1929.
Who succeeded Lenin as head of the communist party?
Joseph Stalin succeeded Lenin as head of the Communist Party because Stalin had already been made Secretary General of the party before Lenin died. Stalin did not take over as sole leader of the Soviet Union, but he was the leader of the Communist Party.
Should senators be sent to war if they propose it?
No; Last time this happened Stalin took the opportunity to take over the Soviet Union while the leader was away in war.
What Country did Joseph Stalin lead?
Joseph Stalin led the Soviet Union. Stalin took over after Lenin died. Stalin was not Lenin's choice as a successor but Stalin schemed and came into power, basically he stole the title. He was in power before and after WW11. He died in 1953. In WW2 he had signed a non-agression pact with Hitler, but ultimately became allied with France, Great Britain, the United States and the other Allied countries.
When did Joseph Stalin take over the Soviet unoin?
It was in 1920's.
What was Joseph Stalin's beliefs?
That the Soviet Union Should rule over everybody!
Joseph Stalin dominated the soviet using the tactics of?
Stalin's era as Soviet Union's leader was marred by high handedness and draconian control over state affairs. He frequently used fear and intimidation as a tactic to instill fear in his opponents hearts. He is held responsible by many historians for the death of hundreds of thousands of people in Soviet Union during his rule specially in Ukraine.
What nation did Joseph Stalin rule over?
He ruled over the USSR the United Socailist Soviet Republic
When lenin died who took over as leader of the soviet union?
Following the death of Vladimir Lenin in 1924, Joseph Stalin rose steadily into the position of supreme power in the Soviet Union. Gathering allies to his side while gradually eliminating his enemies, Stalin's rule was absolute by the early 1930s, and he would go on to rule as Marxist dictator until his death in 1953.
