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Joseph Stalin and Potsdam
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A 4 page paper which examines the history of Joseph Stalin and also Potsdam from 1945 to 1953. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: RAstalin.rtf
Joseph Stalin: Guile, Cunning, and Ruthlessness in Achieving Political Aspirations
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A 17 page examination of the reign of Joseph Stalin and the tactics he took to secure that reign. The author contrasts Stalin with Lenin and suggests that Stalin was much more ruthless in his climb to
control and in his handling of Russia once he had that control. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: PPstaln3.rtf
Justifying the Russian War in Chechnya
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This 8 page report
discusses the Russian war in Chechnya. As with so many of the
battles going on around the world, the Russian war in the
province of Chechnya is one that is difficult to understand and
appears to change on an almost daily basis. Numerous issues are
at stake in the confrontation, not the least of which is the
determination of the Russian Federation to maintain what it sees
as its cohesiveness and territorial integrity. Bibliography lists
5 sources.
Filename: BWchech.wps
Karl Marx and Change
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( 5 pp) "The philosophers have only interpreted
the world in various ways; the point, however, is
to change it." Does that sound like a bad idea
to you? Life is about change, we are told so
therefore that quote would seem to be a very
logical one. However, since it is one that is
often listed as being form the lips of Karl Marx.
We are reluctant in a capitalistic society to
give it much credence. This paper will examine
those ideas of Karl Marx, which may deserve
another look
Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: BBkmarx.doc
Kennan and Soviet Containment
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A 6 page paper which summarizes George F. Kennan’s essay “The Sources of Soviet Conduct” and then examines how many of his views were implemented into Soviet Containment policies. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: RAkensov.rtf
KGB VS. CIA: STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
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This 3-page paper points out some mistakes and weaknesses made both by the KGB and CIA during the pre-Cold War years. There is also some discussion about errors committed during the Cold War. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTciakgb.rtf
Klyuchevsky's 'Peter the Great'
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A 5 page paper discussing the book 'Peter the Great,' by Klyuchevsky. The author, while at times vague and stinted in his writings, is able to illustrate one of the most influential men in history. Without Peter the Great Russia would not have been what it was, or was to become. Klyuchevsky's book illustrates this very well and appears to achieve this alluded goal. No additional sources cited.
Filename: Klyuch.wps
Koestler's Darkness At Noon
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Authur Koestler's book, Darkness At Noon,
provides a view of a specific time and incident in history that has been
interpreted by someone who was decidedly opposed to the political
leadership that brought the event to fruition. This 7 page paper
explores the meaning of the Moscow trials as well as totalitarianism,
the historical reference to Stalin and the hope for a communist utopia.
Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: KTdrknnn.wps
Lenin’s Leadership and Stalin’s Dictatorship: The Differences in the Two Regimes Based on Suny’s “The Soviet Experiment”
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This is a 6 page paper discussing the different regimes in Russia under Lenin and Stalin. The leadership styles of Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin are considered to be somewhat different considering they both started out being part of the same Bolshevik party during the revolution in Russia in 1917. Lenin was established as the leader after the revolution and quickly began to establish policies based on the socialist writings of Marx including the abolishment of all class distinctions between the nobility, the merchants, the peasants and the working classes and turning the property in the country over to the peasants. Despite his good intentions however, the Bolsheviks who later became known as the Communists, were known for their strong handed methods and the slow removal of opposing forces. Stalin took over as the virtual leader in 1924 when Lenin died and his policies were more militant in their protection of Soviet Russia and by 1930 he had managed to remove all opposing forces to his government and established a one party government with himself as the leader. Stalin used this leadership and the forces within his power to maintain control of the country and any who opposed him were handled by his military forces and special police. Lenin was considered a hero and the instigator of Marxism Leninism although he did not wish to be worshipped. Stalin, on the other hand, believed that his power and the power of his government went hand in hand and his methods were condemned after his death.
Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: TJRGSun1.rtf
Lenin’s Tomb by David Remnick”
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A five page paper which looks at David Remnick’s account of the collapse of the Soviet Union, in terms of the way in which he conducted his research, the conclusions which he reached regarding the cause of the regime’s demise, and possible alternative interpretations of his ideological stance.
Bibliography lists 2 sources
Filename: JLremnick.wps
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