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Chapter 35 Day 2 Age of Anxiety

War Communism, (?) 1918-1922 Rapid collectivization Confiscations Massively unpopular, Lenin backtracks in 1921 New Economic Policy (NEP) partial privatization of the economy- WHY? The Bolshevik Revolution (2nd Russ Rev) October/November 1917 (Peace, Land and Bread) Lenin & Soviets take over Disband Constituent Assembly “All Power to the Soviets!”

New Economic Policy (NEP) Promotion of Agriculture Promotion of Industry “Kulaks” and speculation “one step backward, two steps forward”

Lenin’s Death Lenin’s Stroke (1922) and death (1924) Body on display Triumvirate: Stalin Bukharin Trotsky

Joseph Stalin (1879-1953) Yosef Vissarionovich Dzugashvili Georgian Nom de guerre: “man of Steel,” Georgian Mother’s influence leads to Orthodox seminary education Leads Soviet Union by 1928

Stalin and Industrialization the “Great Leap Forward” Socialism in One Country Massive collectivization of agriculture

The Ukrainian Famine of 1932-33 a Terror-Famine? Ukrainians Don Region De-kulakization The Law of Socialist Property “when you cut down a forest, splinters will fly”

Massive scope: 8 million Soviet citizens in labor camps by 1939 The Purges mechanics of a purge “confession” the show-trial punishment Massive scope: 8 million Soviet citizens in labor camps by 1939 euphemisms: “wreckers, saboteurs”

Life in the Gulag internal exile the possibility of escape forced labor living conditions trial and re-trial

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