Vladimir Lenin

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Joseph Stalin

Lenin's plan was called the "New Economic Policy."

There were two revolutions in 1917, but Lenin led only the second one. The first was the so-called February Revolution (also called the Patriotic Revolution). The second was the October Revolution (also called the Bolshevik Revolution).

The Lenin State library id the Russian National Library. It's located in Moscow and is famous for its early printed books and manuscripts that have ancient Slavonic codicils.

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Joseph Stalin triumphed in their rivalry. Stalin had political alliances with too many highly placed Communist Party officials (like Groiry Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev) for Trotsky to resist. Stalin first had Trotsky expelled from the Communist Party, then exiled from the Soviet Union, then murdered in Mexico in 1940. Stalin ruled the Soviet Union singlehandedly from about 1928 till his death in 1953.

Under Bolshevik led Russia, children who reported their parents were rewarded as heroes of the state and given rewards. Sometimes, in the years of state imposed famine, children would denounce their parents for food either because it was given to them by the government or because, with the parents now gone, they could do what they wanted to do.

After the October Revolution when Lenin and the Bolsheviks took control of Russia, they placed emphasis on the importance of the state and practically destroyed the concept of family. They felt that family members who had allegiance to one another did not have the proper allegiance to the state. Children were encouraged to denounce their parents for any inkling of counter-revolutionary thought.

The Bolshevik Revolution abolished all hope for a democratic liberal order. Many Bolsheviks wanted an election, Lenin wanted to remain in charge and only reluctantly agreed to them. The outcome of the elections split with rural areas opposing Lenin and the larger cities favoring him. He concluded the advanced segments had voted for him, shut down Constituent Assembly after one meeting and sent guards in to make sure they did not meet again. He encouraging class wars against "rich and poor peasants" across the country. In 1918, Russia signed the Treaty of Brest -Litovsk that deprived it of the entire Ukraine, the Baltic provinces, Finland and caused many communist to resign in disgust.

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because he was the first leader of the soviet union in russia. like many dictators, he murdered many people, and also that was a very bad form of government (brought poverty, etc.)

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The Communist Party held control of the Soviet Union under Lenin.

Lenin famously said "Peace, Land, And Bread" because it was the main thing the people wanted. He appealed to the majority of people because he sided with the poor and middle classes which most Russians were at the time, so his idea to help their living standards were very popular.

Lenin viewed racism as a product and a tool of bourgeois society. Racism is used to win over working-class people to sacrificing and dying for imperial adventures abroad (in Lenin's time, tzarist expansion in central and east Asia, in our time, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq), and also to divide different sections of workers (who would otherwise be the overwhelming majority) in their struggles for economic freedom and political power. Therefore, racism was definitely an obstacle to socialist revolution. The way to overcome these national rivalries was to build an "international" of socialists from all over the world. Delegates from China, India, and elsewhere came to the first congresses of Lenin's Third International (which would later betray 1st and 3rd world movements time and again after Lenin's death).

To see Lenin's views on the use of racism as a tool of imperialist policy, look up "national self-determination" vs "social chauvinism".

Domestically speaking, Lenin would advocate for labor-organizations in various nations to instill working-class consciousness and combat forms of "false-consciousness" that divided the working class, which include racism, sexism, homo-phobia, and religious divisions. He wrote letters to American revolutionaries convincing them to argue for the inclusion of blacks in the labor movement, and, were he around today, he would probably congratulate Egyptian Mulsims and Copts (Christians) for coming together at Tahrir Square, despite centuries of Muslim oppression toward Copts.

Racism is one of the issues that, Lenin would argue, necessitates the formation of a "vanguard-party" of the most class-conscious workers. Common economic oppression alone are not enough to get workers to unite, since racism divides and oppresses different sections of workers. Class unity can't be left to spontaneity... It takes organizations of trained and conscious anti-racists, anti-sexists, etc, to work amongst their co-workers, neighbors, and fellow soldiers, to win them to the idea of racial unity.

Finally, for Lenin, for any true socialist, racism is simply one of the distortions of human nature occurring within the confines of class society that we can look forward to abolishing once we burst from those confines. Hopefully we'll be nicer to other life-forms and to aliens as well :) (my views, not necessarily Lenin's).

Mao's view of Communism was much more like Marx's while Lenin changed different aspects of Marx's theories.

Hitler and Lenin never worked together as leaders of their separate countries, Germany and Russia. Lenin died in 1924 and so was not alive when Hitler took control. Hitler and Joseph Stalin did work together in a manner of speaking as leaders of their respective countries at least for a short time. The two leaders entered into a non-aggression pact designed to ensure that Germany would not have to fight Russia on the eastern front while it was going to be at war with France and England on the western front. They did not so much work together as just stay out of each other's way.

Joseph Stalin gained more power than any other person after Lenin died. In the last year of Lenin's life, Stalin led Russia along with Lev Kamenev and Grigory Zinoviev. Then Stalin gradually ousted Leon Trotsky, Nikolai Bukharin, Zinoviev and Kamenev from consideration as Lenin's sole successor. In 1929, Stalin became the sole power in the Soviet Union.

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Leon Trotsky was exiled by Stalin, who later had a Soviet agent murder him in Mexico City, Mexico in 1940.

The Bolsheviks won a majority in a number of key soviets including Petrograd, Moscow, and several other cities.

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