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The History Place - Genocide in the 20th Century: Stalin's Forced Famine 1932-33

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Stalin's Forced Famine in the Ukraine: 1932-1933 7,000,000 Deaths

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Army created by the communist government, after the Bolshevik revolution. Largely workers and peasants volunteering, mandatory military training for those who did not employ hired labour.

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Stalin's nearly successful attempt to eradicate all opposition in government. He feared people plotting against him. Largely innocent people were put away under false pretenses.

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The Union developed this economy, the government controls the economy(Opposite of Laissez faire), and owned all business.

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Stalin speech - November 7, 1941 [English subtitles]

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Large farms owned and operated by peasents, they were permitted to have houses on the land and belongings. The government planned to provide tractors, and better seed for increased farm output.

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history of

Baltic states

Finland
In February Manifesto
...in 1890, however, unconstitutional " Russification " measures were introduced. The February Manifesto, in essence, held that the tsar of Russia could rule Finland by edict, without regard for the grand duchy's constitution; the legislation of the Finnish Diet was entirely subject to the tsar's will. This arrangement was justified by...
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Lithuania

Poland

Ukraine

policies of

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Other articles where Russification is discussed: Russia: Russification policies: After the Crimean War the Russian government made some attempt to introduce in Poland a new system acceptable to the Polish population. The leading figure on the Polish side was the nobleman Aleksander Wielopolski. His pro-Russian program proved unacceptable to the Poles.

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"We are 50 or 100 years behind the advanced countries.We must make good this lag in ten years or be crushed." -Stalin, 1931 When Stalin took control of the Soviet Union, he began his plan of massive industrialization.Stalin claimed that in order for Russia to live among the major capitalist powers of the world, economic growth was necessary.

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Developed a Command Economy to build heavy industry
Improve transportation
Increase farm output
Large facilities were build

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Cleverly created a totalitarianist government by appointing his peers and wiping out those who opposed him
One Party Dictatorship