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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.
Name the three concepts on which the Nazi state was based?
Bullying ,fear, intimidation, under the guise of the common good.
How did Stalin maintain power?
Following the Russia Revolution in 1917, Joseph Stalin held his power using propaganda, fear, and manipulation. He had his propaganda department make posters and convince people of things that werent true. Also, he threatened that bad things would happen if he was not leading. He also had many ways of manipulating things to his advantage that made it easier for him to rule. also he had purges-periodic arrests and executions. this kept people living in terror and fear.
How did Joseph Stalin establish a totalitarian regime in the Soviet Union?
Stalin’s rule in the USSR was clearly totalitarian, but he didn’t establish it as much as continue with the existing system that he took over.
What did Lenin's Cheka become under Stalin?
The Cheka became the GPU, then the OGPU and then the NKVD under Stalin.
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.
Name the three concepts on which the Nazi state was based?
Bullying ,fear, intimidation, under the guise of the common good.
What kind of system did Joseph Stalin operate under during World War 2?
Joseph Stalin operated under a communist government and a totalarisim society. This means he controlled every aspect of his people, mainly through fear and propaganda.
Is management by intimidation an effective tool?
yes As long as you don't mind destroying your organization. Intimidation is used in sports to generate fear and get opponents off of their game. Is that really where you want your employees to be - scared and under-performing? It is a bad management technique that is on its way out. Motivate - not intimidate!
What is something you are intimidated by?
Intimidation is a feeling that comes from fear. I personally am not intimidated by anything.
What were the k.k.ks weapons?
Fear, intimidation, brutality, and being hidden from individual identification by their hoods.
Who did Stalin fear would invade Russia?
Germany
What was Joseph Stalin motivation?
self preservation and fear
What motivated Joseph Stalin?
self preservation and fear
How did Stalin maintain power?
Following the Russia Revolution in 1917, Joseph Stalin held his power using propaganda, fear, and manipulation. He had his propaganda department make posters and convince people of things that werent true. Also, he threatened that bad things would happen if he was not leading. He also had many ways of manipulating things to his advantage that made it easier for him to rule. also he had purges-periodic arrests and executions. this kept people living in terror and fear.
What happened to the farms under Stalin?
The Jews slathered them
How did Joseph Stalin establish a totalitarian regime in the Soviet Union?
Stalin’s rule in the USSR was clearly totalitarian, but he didn’t establish it as much as continue with the existing system that he took over.
