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What policy did Stalin invent?
Stalin's first major policy was "socialism in one country." This was a substantial change from standard Marxist-Leninist doctrine which stated that a single socialist country could not survive if surrounded by capitalist countries. This meant that there was a need for what Leon Trotsky called "permanent revolution." It was also why Lenin created the Communist International, an organization designed to coordinate and support communist groups in as many other countries as it could. Stalin also had other policies such as "collectivization" and "dekulakization."
What were other demands by Stalin concerning Germany?
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What are some of historical figures in world war 2 other than Winston Churchill and Adolf Hitler?
Josef Stalin, Franklyn Roosevelt
Who were the foes of the Soviet Union?
All or most capitalist countries, especially the United States, though the still also had wars with other countries that werent capitalist.
Was Stalin friends with Hitler?
No, they hated each other.
How were Stalin's ideas of communism different from those of Karl Marx?
Stalin's and Marx's ideas of communism were radically different from one another. Stalin's communism consisted of a totalitarian government to control the means of production and exploit the citizens of the country. Marx believed communism would have no government at all; that the means of production would be administered by all and no one would be exploited. Stalin believed in first making a successful and stable communist regime in one country (Russia) first, then spreading it to other countries. Marx believed that communism could not exist in a single country surrounded by capitalist countries. Stalin's "communism" was just a political dictatorship rather than Marx's societal evolution of one type of society (capitalist) into another (socialist/communist). Stalin's government told people what to make, and what jobs to do. Stalin created an elite class of leaders.
What is the difference between the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China?
One is the world's most populous country and the other is an island that was once part of it. One is a single-party state and the other is now a democracy. One was originally communist but these days increasingly capitalist and the other is capitalist.
Adolf hilter and Joseph Stalin were?
Were rivals and enemies to each other in the Second world war
What policy did Stalin invent?
Stalin's first major policy was "socialism in one country." This was a substantial change from standard Marxist-Leninist doctrine which stated that a single socialist country could not survive if surrounded by capitalist countries. This meant that there was a need for what Leon Trotsky called "permanent revolution." It was also why Lenin created the Communist International, an organization designed to coordinate and support communist groups in as many other countries as it could. Stalin also had other policies such as "collectivization" and "dekulakization."
What was Joseph Stalin's goal after World War 2?
After World War 1, the Russian Revolution was won by Communist forces. Vladimir Lenin was the new leader, with Joseph Stalin and Leon Trotsky competing with each other for power in an effort to become Lenin's successor upon his death. Stalin was eventually successful, resulting in Trotsky's exile and assassination.
What is Stalin's concept of socialism?
Stalin held a different view of socialism from Trotskyists, Orthodox Marxists, Anarchists and Lenin's original conception of socialism. In contrast to the other views, Stalin's view was based on Socialism in One Country, the belief that socialism can be constructed in a single country despite that country existing in a global, interlinked capitalist economy. Stalin's concept of socialism accepted the law of value as an integral part of socialism, along with wage-based labor and monetary exchange. Stalin's view implicitly rejected collective-decision making and worker's self-management in favor of the "cult of the individual personality" and authoritarianism.
Russia communist or capitalist?
Russia is an overwhelmingly capitalist country, but with some state controls and regulations, not unlike many other European nations.
Was Joseph Stalin a nazi?
Yes, he was. He firmly believed that the Russian peoples were superior to the other races and nationalities within the Soviet Union. Even Lenin resented Stalin's opinion in this regard. Stalin's racism was formalized in his policy of "Russification," whereby he intended to place only Russians in places of authority wherever possible.
During the Berlin Wall period which side was capitalist?
During the years the Berlin Wall divided the city in half, one side was capitalist and the other side was communist. The west side of the wall was the capitalist side.
Which man was alive at the end of world war 2?
Joseph Stalin I guess based on other answers just like this one.
Who was in office in the time of the Holocaust?
Adolf Hitler. Other world leaders were Stalin in the USSR, Churchill in the UK, Roosevelt and Truman in the USA.
Why did Stalin want socialism in one country?
In the years after Lenin's death, there was a great rift among the Bolsheviks/Communists whether it would be best to have worldwide socialism/communism or whether it should be established in one country first. Stalin wanted socialism in one country as opposed to standard doctrines of Marx, Lenin and Trotsky who believed that there had to be worldwide socialism and communism in order for a socialist country to survive when surrounded by capitalist countries. Stalin realized that other industrialized capitalist countries such as Germany and England were not going to experience the proletarian revolutions that Marx had predicted; therefore he tightened the government's grip on the Soviet Union's economy and forced it to bow to socialism. His theory was that once socialism had a strong foothold in one country, it could be spread to other countries. If socialism did not have such a foothold, it might be overthrown.
