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Joseph Stalin was one of the most heavy handed leaders in the History of Russia. His five year plan was a national economic policy for the country. The human costs in lives was high and the results of Stalin's plans are subject to doubt because there was no free press to examine his claims.
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What was stalins five year plan supposed to do?
Increase Manufacturing
What effect did stalins 5 year plan have on the people of russia?
Soviet Union was rising each five years on the five year plan. That was called as 'pyatiletka' ("пятилетка" in Russian), 'fiveyearing'. That 'pyatiletka' was a plan for each five years in USSR till the fall of USSR.
What were the goals of Stalins Five Year plans?
Stalin planed to increase industrialization. The plan increased industrial and agricultural output by 50 per cent in the five years. The cost in human lives is difficult to measure.
What was a positive outcome of stalins five years plan in russia?
some soviet industries succeeded and expanded.some soviet industries succeded and expanded
Garibi Hatao - this five year plan under taking which five year plan?
It was the part of fourth year plan............
What was the goal of Joseph Stalins five-year plans?
Answer this question…To give the government control of all parts of the economy
What is the period of fourth five year plan?
The period of the fourth five year plan of India is from 1969 to 1974. There was a break in the five year plan from 1966 as there was a war.
What are the Objectives of India's 11nth five year plan?
what are the objectives of 11nth five year plan
Which five year plan is currently going on in india?
10th five year plan (2002-2007)
Which five year plan gave priority to heavy industry was?
the answer is first five year plan
When did the first Five-Year Plan end in the Soviet Union?
The first five-year plan ended in 1932.The first five-year plan (implemented in 1928) in the Soviet Union ended in the year 1932.
Why did the Five-Year Plan fail?
The Five Year Plan failed to improve work.
