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"He held absolute power over the Soviet Union for 29 years. Stalin succeeded his hero Lenin in 1924. From then on, he induced widespread famines to enforce farm collectives and eliminated perceived enemies through massive purges. In 1953, as Joseph Stalin lay dying, doctors were afraid to even examine him.

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Josef Stalin video collection(with na execution of "The Internationale" - instrumental version)! Greatest Videos! - General Secretary / First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1922 - 1953); - Chairman of the Council of People's Commissar/ Premier of the Soviet Union (1941 - 1953); - Generalissimo of the Soviet Union (1945 - 1953); Born December 18, 1878 Gori, Georgia, Russian Empire Died March 5, 1953 (aged 74) Moscow, USSR.

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10. How did the League of Nations respond to aggression?

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10. How did the League of Nations respond to aggression?

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They failed to prevent aggressive nations like Russia.They didn't really do a good job. And used militarily aggression to achieve.

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9. What evidence is there that the dictator disrespected human rights?

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9. What evidence is there that the dictator disrespected human rights?

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Stalin had a 5 year plan.He would make people overwork people like slaves. He considered kids as dangerous and would imprison them.

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8. What did the dictator do with people who opposed him or stood in his way?

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8. What did the dictator do with people who opposed him or stood in his way?

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Anybody that stood in his way he would kill by using NKVD police. People were afraid of the NKVD Police.
The people that stood in they way of stalin the police would kill them.

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7. What evidence do you see of the dictator being nationalistic?

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7. What evidence do you see of the dictator being nationalistic?

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Stalin made himself powerful of Russia.Any achievements Stalin was responsible for. And anything bad that happened it was never stalins fault.

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6. What evidence do you see of the dictator being militaristic?

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6. What evidence do you see of the dictator being militaristic?

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He used a group of undercover police named NKVD. He would send the NKVD to kill people who were in Stalins way. The undercover police would follow orders from Stalin.

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5.What goals did the dictator have, when he came to power?

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5.What goals did the dictator have, when he came to power?

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He wanted everyone to follow communism and wanted world domination.He wanted people to follow his orders. whatever he wanted done its done.

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Stalin stole other ideas from well known leaders and made it " Reign of terror ".He copied many leaders.He never really had ideas.

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3.What were the conditions of the dictators nation before he took  power?

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3.What were the conditions of the dictators nation before he took  power?

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In 1928 Russia was poor because of WWI. Russia was suffering depression as well as Europe.Russia want wealthy and needed help because they were poor. They were poor because of what happened in WWI.

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Joseph Stalin was leader of Russia after WWI.He did the orders he controlled his troops. Whatever he wanted he had.

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It was a federation state. It was also a federal republic. Also a constitutional republic.