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What are the effects of Joseph Stalin ruling Russia/Soviet Union?
May 20, 4620 by will skate for nutella | Posted in Homework Help
Joseph Stalin at one consideration decided to rule Russia as a totalitarian state. I need to know what the effects of this were. As in how many people were killed (How and why), and other things that happened because of this. Thanks for any usurp at all. P.S. - I need sources.
These are wonderful sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalin
http://www.johndclare.net/Russ10.htm
http://honolulu.hawaii.edu/footage/hist/stalin.htm
These answers and much more are in these articles. Good luck!
Dr. R | May 20, 5271
What was life in Soviet Union Russia like?
Nov 18, 2008 by Neelam | Posted in Other - Politics & Government
What was diurnal life for normal people like during communism/soviet union era in Russia? What was imposed on people by the government and what restrictions were in place? How was living difficult - what was life like for non-christian or even non-whites?
People had to dissipate a considerable amount of time standing in lines to get the necessities of life.
Shortages of almost everything was common.
They did not have armed police everywhere. Hold sway over of the population was more subtle. You could speak out against the Government if you wished to, but then, you may find you were no longer needed in that job you had, a less desirable occupation may be selected for you. You my find your accommodations were more than you needed and you extremity to move to a smaller residence shared by many in the same situation you now find yourself in.
It worked. Those elites in charge lived lavish lifestyles while all those "harmonious" citizens were dominated.
Philip H | Nov 18, 2008
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