Communism

Joseph Stalin was the Soviet leader that was the force behind the execution of Beria.

It had to do with the Domino Effect - when one country fell to communism, all the surrounding countries would also fall.

Leon Trotsky, being a true Marxist, took on the Menshevik view that a bourgeoisie revolution must replace the Czar. The Bolsheviks disagreed with this. Also, at the time, Trotsky was not in favor of what he saw as a ruthless organization that placed the Bolshevik Party above the workers. He held these views for a long time before changing them.

Yes: both words describe a moneyless classless stateless society based on production for use.

To Prison Camps In Siberia

The Russian Marxists had remarkable goals as stated in their declaration of 1903. They envisioned the following after the overthrow of the Tsar:

1. Rule by the people and an elected assembly of law makers;

2. Direct elections by secret ballot, with suffrage for all, including women;

3. Widespread local governments;

4. The inviolability of persons and their homes; and

5. Unrestricted freedom of speech, press and the right for unions to strike.

The goals of Che Guevara, friend and fellow of Fidel Castro, were to spread communism throughout South America, and also the nations between Mexico and Colombia. Che had been a medical student in Argentina before he became allied with Castro. Che's ventures into South America ended when he was killed by government forces of Bolivia.

Jules, Martov, and Nadezhda Krupskaya, and others who's names are unknown.

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(By Solomon Zelman)

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The USSR, also known as the Soviet Union.

China has the common sense to become into a spending economy, allowing for economic prosperity, an abundance of food, and thus keeps the populace content. The soviets did not do this, giving useless money to people who could not buy anything, because of rising prices annd foot shortages,

Vladimir Lenin married to Nadezhda Krupskaya in 1898

Bolsheviki

The Bolsheviks were actually a minority faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party. The majority faction was the Mensheviks. At a RSDLP congress in Brussels in 1903, Lenin put up for a vote a measure on how stringent the leadership of the RSDLP should be. Several members of the RSDLP walked out in protest, giving Lenin a one vote majority for that one vote. Lenin promptly called his party the Bolsheviks, meaning majorityites even though in terms of number they were a distinct minority.

For some reason, the majority faction became known as the Mensheviks, meaning minoritites even though their numbers exceeded that of the Bolsheviks.

obviously not, because all the countries we fought in during the Cold War are still communist:

Vietnam

Cambodia

Laos

N. Korea

China

Cuba

america offered the marshall aid (part of the truman doctrine) which offered money to countries in the west which were at risk of being turned to communist countries.

In 1917, he made the Russian soldiers withdraw from the war.

The Nazi's didn't really associate them with communism and capitilism. It was my understanding that the Germans didn't like the Jewish people because when the world including Germany suffered from the great depression, the Jewish people were able to stay well- off because they owned their own little stores. So the Germans were angry with them and thought that they were the reason every thing was bad with their economy. On the night of broken glass the Germans went to Jewish shops and destroyed them.

1) Peasants and workers objected to war communism, such as rationing of foods as well as private training being banned. This resulted in productivity falling.

2) The policy failed to create the utopian communist state Lenin had hoped for. Peasants did not respond well to the idea of giving up produce, so as a result, they grew and bred less animals. This led to a food shortage in 1920 and a famine in 1921 leading to the deaths of 7 million people.

3)Kronstadt Mutiny - biggest challenge for Lenin& Trotsky over war communism...

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Though China is a communist government, it is not as bad is it is portrayed. When the Russians brought communism to China, it was meant to follow the original purpose

(Yes, communism can be good if you apply it in the right way). However, China has become more of a capitalist country than that of a communist one. There are less harsh working conditions and people are free to an open market.

Ultimately, at least for the main player; the USSR, communism was not successful. The Soviets collapsed in 1990; which is why there's no cold war today.

He adopted the name Lenin in 1901 shortly after his three year exile to Siberia ended in 1900. The name is thought to have come from the name of the River Lena, which flows through Siberia.

Yes, in any countries that are not communist countries, the communist party is illegal in those countries because their laws banned the communist party to protect people. More than 3 million innocent civilian people died because of the communist party.

Well in the modern century there are no Communist countries around because in theory there is no government in a communist society, there are however more and more bolivarian which in government form is more like socialism in south and central America they include countries like : Brazil, Venezuela, Uruguay, Bolivia, Paraguay, Nicaragua and others.