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What was the only political party permitted under stalin and Lenin?
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The Communist Party
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How is Joseph Stalin related to Vladimir Lenin?
Stalin was Lenin's successor, even though Lenin didn't actually like Stalin much. Before that, Stalin had been in charge of the Communist Party's administration.
Did lenin name stalin as his successor to lead the communist party?
During the period of Lenin's semi-retirement Stalin acted as his intermediary with outside world. During this time their relationship declined as Lenin despised Stalin's authoritative style and lack of manners. He also did not like Stalin's political views and his ambition for absolute power. He also recommended in his testament that Stalin be removed from the post of Secretary General of the ruling party. However Stalin managed to conceal this testament from exposure and after Lenin's death he successfully gained power.
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.
Which political party did Stalin belong to?
Joseph Stalin as involved in the communist party. He let the party with Lenin and Trosky. Stalin overtook the power from both and turned the free will of the peasants, and made them believe he was doing them the best. Stalin turned it into a dictatorship
What was lenin's political testament or will?
o Stalin had too much power, he should be removed from the party o Criticised other Bolshevik leaders
How many political parties were there in Joseph Stalin's Soviet Union?
The Soviet Union only had one Political party, which was the Communist Party.
Who succeeded Lenin as head of soviet communist party?
Joseph Stalin
What warning did lenin give about Stalin before he died?
Lenin warned the Central Committee of the Communist Party that Stalin was using the post of General Secretary of the Communist Party to consolidate too much power in himself and his position. Lenin also warned that Stalin was too rude and too coarse for the job of head of the USSR. Lenin always liked Stalin's aggressiveness and willingness to do anything to support the Bolshevik cause, but he did not believe that Stalin was the right person to lead the USSR. Lenin recommended to the Central Committee that it find a way to remove Stalin from his position of power before he becomes so strong, he may set himself up as a dictator, which is exactly what happened. Lenin wrote these warnings in several documents which came to be known collectively as "Lenin's Testament." Stalin had Lenin's secretaries secretly reporting to him everything Lenin did. Stalin learned of the Testament and had it suppressed so that no one beyond certain high Party representatives ever found out about it.
Were lenin and Stalin both communists?
Communism means a global society with no governments or countries or armies. Neither Lenin nor Stalin wanted that.
Has Stalin got a one party political system?
Stalin did have a one-party system, as the only party allowed was the Communist Party.
What was the political situation in the soviet union after Lenin's death in 1924?
A "competition" for power ensued after Lenin's death. At first, Russia was ruled by a triumvirate of Joseph Stalin, Lev Kamenev and Grigory Zinoviev. The competition for power began among Leon Trotsky, Nikolai Bukharin, Zinoviev and Stalin. After some political manipulations Trotsky was made to leave USSR by Stalin and his allies Bukharin, Zinoviev and Kamenev. Thereafter, Stalin allied himself with Bukharin and eliminated Zinoviev. Once Zinoviev was gone, Stalin abandoned Bukharin and he was forced out of the Communist Party as well. Stalin wound up with the whole power of the Communist Party in his hands.
How nazi Germany similar to the Soviet Union under Stalin?
Generally speaking both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union under Stalin were dictatorships that permitted no free speech or other political parties to exist. In Germany only the Nazi Party was legal and under Stalin only the Communist Party under the rule of Stalin was allowed.
