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What principles Joseph Stalin have?
The principles of strong leadership and persuasion.
What was one weakness in Napoleon's leadership style?
He was a dictator.
How did people respond to Joseph Stalin leadership?
It was very mixed. Some listened and supported him, while others hated him and listened only because of his cruel tactics.
Josef stalin's leadership of soviet union can best be characterized as a period of?
censorship and terror
What characterized Joseph Stalin leadership of the soviet union?
determination efficiency patience charisma knowledge
What was the last year of Stalin's leadership?
1953 was Stalin's last year of leadership. He died March 5, 1953.
Why did Josef Stalin Invade Afghanistan?
Stalin never invaded Afghanistan. But the USSR did under the leadership of Lenoid Brezhev 30 years after Stalin's death.
What principles Joseph Stalin have?
The principles of strong leadership and persuasion.
What was one weakness in Napoleon's leadership style?
He was a dictator.
Who beat out Leon Trotsky for leadership of the Russian communist party and therefore leadership of the soviet union?
Joseph Stalin
What words could you use to describe Stalin and his type of leadership?
Bumderclart maybe?
How did stalin's leadership end?
His leaderships ended after his death, 5 March 1953.
How did people respond to Joseph Stalin leadership?
It was very mixed. Some listened and supported him, while others hated him and listened only because of his cruel tactics.
Josef stalin's leadership of soviet union can best be characterized as a period of?
censorship and terror
What characterized Joseph Stalin leadership of the soviet union?
determination efficiency patience charisma knowledge
What did Stalin do in 1938 that hampered the defense of Russia?
Stalin had executed more than one half of his senior commanders by 1938. This death of what Stalin called traitors of Russia and the Revolution, left the Red Army without adequate leadership.
Why was Lenin opposed to Stalin ruling?
Lenin opposed Stalin ruling primarily due to concerns about Stalin's concentration of power and his authoritarian tendencies. In his final writings, particularly in his "Testament," Lenin warned that Stalin's role as General Secretary could lead to a dangerous centralization of authority, undermining the collective leadership of the Party. Lenin believed that Stalin's approach could alienate other party members and potentially harm the socialist cause. Ultimately, Lenin advocated for a more democratic and collaborative leadership style, fearing that Stalin's ambitions could derail the revolution's goals.
